Casio FXCP400 Manual De Usuario

Chapter 12: Program Application

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This section provides actual examples that use graph drawing, statistical calculations and other ClassPad 
functions.

 To 

register 

 > sin(

) as Graph Editor 

1, and 

 < –

/12 as Graph Editor 

2 and then draw the inequality 

graph for the two expressions. On the resulting graph, only areas where the conditions of all of the 

graphed inequalities are satisfied will be filled in.

  To graph (

 – A)

2

/3

2

 + (

 – B)

2

/4

2

. Make A and B the parameter variables and specify A=1 and B=2 

when the program is run.

 To 

register 

 = 3

2

 – 2 as Graph Editor 

1 and then generate a number table based on the following: 

 

start value: 0, end value: 6, step value: 1. Next, use the number table to display a connect type graph.

  To register the recursion formula 

+1

 = –3 × 

2

 + 2 

× 

, 

0

 = 0.01 on the Sequence Editor window 

and then generate a number table based on the following: 

 start value: 1, end value: 6. Next, use the 

number table to display a connect type graph.

  To input {0.5,1.2,2.4,4,5.2} for list1 and {–2.1,0.3,1.5,2,2.4} for list2, and then plot a scatter plot

  To graph the logarithmic regression of the list1 and list2 data in Example 

  To graph the sinusoidal regression of the list1 and list2 data in Example 

  To plot the scatter plot of the list1 and list2 data in Example 

. Next, use the list1 and list2 data to 

calculate logarithmic regression and then display the calculation results and regression graph on the 

same screen.

  To execute the One-Way ANOVA test program in Example 

 (page 142)

  To execute the Two-Way ANOVA test program in Example 

 (page 143)

 To 

specify 

 

≠ 0, 

 = 3 for 

 (sample size) = 48, 

o (sample mean) = 24.5 data and perform a 1-Sample 

 Test

  To calculate the number of days from July 4, 1976 to another specified date. Calculate based on a 365-

day year.

  To execute the bond calculation program in Example 

 (page 182)