CASIO fx-50FH II / fx-3650P II
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Special Keys
SHIFT 3 + 1 ?
SHIFT 3 + 2 →
EXE :
ALPHA + ( – ) …… + sin A …… D
ALPHA + ) …… M+ X …… M
SHIFT 3 + 4 ◢
a b/c ┘
SHIFT 3 + RIGHT + 1 =>
SHIFT 3 + RIGHT + RIGHT + RIGHT + 1 Goto
SHIFT 3 + RIGHT + RIGHT + 2 Lbl
SHIFT 3 + RIGHT + RIGHT + RIGHT + RIGHT + 1 While
SHIFT 3 + RIGHT + RIGHT + RIGHT + RIGHT + 2 WhileEnd
SHIFT 9 + 1 ClrMemory
SHIFT EXP π
R
SHIFT Ans + 2
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Program 1: Quadratic Formula
49 bytes (fx-3650P) / 54 bytes (fx-50FH II)
1 ? → A : ? → B : ? → C : -B ÷ (2A) → M ◢
2 C – AM2 ◢ -4A Ans → C ◢
3 M + √(Ans) ÷ (2A) → A ◢
4 2M – Ans → B
Given a function: y = ax 2 + bx + c , find the coordinates of vertex, the discriminant and the roots
Input: 1st: a 2nd: b 3rd: c
Display:
1st: x-coordinate of vertex
2nd: y-coordinate of vertex
3rd: discriminant ( ∆ = b 2 − 4ac )
4th: 1st root (1st x-intercept)
5th: 2nd root (2nd x-intercept)
Example:
Given a Quadratic Function: y = x 2 + 3 x − 4
[Prog] [1]
[1] [EXE] [3] [EXE] [ −4 ] [EXE]
1st Display: −1.5 (x-coordinates of vertex)
[EXE]
2nd Display: −6.25 (y-coordinates of vertex)
[EXE]
3rd Display: 25 (discriminant)
[EXE]
4th Display: 1 (root)
[EXE]
5th Display: −4 (root)
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Program 2: Simultaneous Equations
151 bytes (fx-3650P) / 150 bytes (fx-50FH II)
1 ?→D:?→X:?→Y:?→C:?→B:?→A:
2 CX2 – DXB + AD2 → C : ? → M : 2YAD – MX2 – BXY → M :
3 ? → B : DXB M+ : AY2 + XYB → A : ? → B : A – BX2 → A :
4 C => Goto 1 : A ┘M : Goto 2 : Lbl 1 :
5 ( √( M2 – 4AC ) + M ) ┘(2C → A ◢ ( Y – DA ) ┘X ◢
6 M ┘C – A : Lbl 2 : Ans ◢ ( Y – D Ans ) ┘X
Given a system of simultaneous equations, find the solutions.
Case 1: One Linear Equation and One Quadratic Equation, i.e.
Px + Qy = R
2 2
Ax + Bxy + Cx + Dx + Ey = F
Input:
1st: P 2nd: Q 3rd: R 4th: A 5th: B 6th: C 7th: D 8th: E 9th: F
Display:
1st: x1
2nd: y1
(The first set of solution is ( x1 , y1 ) )
3rd: x2
4th: y2
(The second set of solution is ( x2 , y2 ) )
Example:
x + 2y = 5
Solve 2 2
.
x + 2 xy + y + 3 x + 4 y = 20
[Prog] [2]
[1] [EXE] [2] [EXE] [5] [EXE] [1] [EXE] [2] [EXE] [1] [EXE] [3] [EXE] [4] [EXE] [20] [EXE]
1st Display : 1
[EXE]
2nd Display : 2 (The first set of solution is x = 1 and y = 2 )
[EXE]
3rd Display: −15
[EXE]
4th Display: 10 (The second set of solution is x = −15 and y = 10 )
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Case 2: Two Linear Equations, i.e.
Ax + By = C
Dx + Ey = F
Input:
1st: A 2nd: B 3rd: C 4th: D 5th: E 6th: F
Display:
1st: x1
2nd: y1
(The set of solution is ( x1 , y1 ) )
Example:
3 x + 4 y = 10
Solve .
x + 3y = 5
[Prog] [2]
[3] [EXE] [4] [EXE] [10] [EXE] [0] EXE] [0] [EXE] [0] [EXE] [1] [EXE] [3] [EXE] [5] [EXE]
1st Display : 2
[EXE]
2nd Display : 1 (The set of solution is x = 2 and y = 1 )
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Program 3: Cosine Formula
93 bytes
1 ClrMemory : ? → A : ? → B : ? → C : ? → D :
2 D => √( B2 + C2 – 2BC cos D → A ◢
3 D = 0 => cos-1 (( B2 + C2 – A2 ) ÷ (2BC) → D ◢
4 cos-1 (( C2 + A2 – B2 ) ÷ (2CA) ◢
5 πr – D – Ans ◢ 2 BC sin D
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Case 1: Given 3 sides of a triangle, find the 3 angles and the area of the triangle
A b2 + c 2 − a 2 a 2 + c2 − b2 a2 + b2 − c2
cos ∠A = , cos ∠B = , cos ∠C = ,
2bc 2ac 2ab
b a+b+c
c
Area of ∆ABC = s ( s − a )( s − b)( s − c) , where s =
2
B C
a
Input: 1st: a 2nd: b 3rd: c 4th: 0 (the input ‘0’ is indicating that 3 sides are given)
Display: 1st: ∠A 2nd: ∠B 3rd: ∠C 4th: Area of ∆ABC
Example:
A
9
10
B C
8
Find ∠A , ∠B , ∠C and the area of ∆ABC .
[Prog] [3]
[8] [EXE] [9] [EXE] [10] [EXE] [0] [EXE]
1st Display: 49.458 ( ∠A = 49.458 )
[EXE]
2nd Display: 58.752 ( ∠B = 58.752 )
[EXE]
3rd Display: 71.790 ( ∠C = 71.790 )
[EXE]
4th Display: 34.197 ( Area of ∆ABC = 34.197 )
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Case 2:
Given 2 sides and the included angle of a triangle, find the 3rd side, the remaining angles and the area of
the triangle.
A BC 2 = b 2 + c 2 − 2bc cos ∠A
sin ∠A sin ∠B sin ∠C
= =
BC b c
b
c 1
Area of ∆ABC = bc sin ∠A
2
B C
Input:
1st: 0 (the input ‘0’ is indicating that one side is NOT given)
2nd: b 3rd: c 4th: ∠A
Display:
1st: BC 2nd: ∠B 3rd: ∠C 4th: Area of ∆ABC
Example:
50o
6 4
B C
Find BC, ∠B , ∠C and the area of ∆ABC .
[Prog] [3]
[0] [EXE] [4] [EXE] [6] [EXE] [50] [EXE]
1st Display: 4.598 ( BC = 4.598 )
[EXE]
2nd Display: 41.785 ( ∠B = 41.785 )
[EXE]
3rd Display: 88.215 ( ∠C = 88.215 )
[EXE]
4th Display: 9.193 ( Area of ∆ABC = 9.193 )
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Program 4: Factor Theorem
?→A: ?→B: ?→C: ?→D: 1: While Ans:
?→X: AX3 + BX2 + CX + D ◢ WhileEnd:
A ◢ B + XAns→B◢ C + XAns→C
Given a cubic polynomial f ( x) = ax3 + bx 2 + cx + d
Input:
1st: a 2nd: b 3rd: c 4th: d
5th: x1 ; Display 1: f ( x1 )
6th: x2 ; Display 2: f ( x2 )
……
until ( n + 4)th : xn ; Display n: 0
Display n + 1 : p
Display n + 2 : q
Display n + 3 : r
Then f ( x ) = ( x − xn )( px 2 + qx + r )
Example 1
Factorize f ( x) = x3 + 5 x 2 − 2 x − 24 completely.
[Prog] [3]
[1] [EXE] [5] [EXE] [ −2 ] [EXE] [ −24 ] [EXE]
[1] [EXE]
1st Display: −20 [EXE]
[ −1 ] [EXE]
2nd Display: −18 [EXE]
[2] [EXE]
3rd Display: 0 [EXE]
4th Display: 1[EXE]
5th Display: 7[EXE]
6th Display: 12
i.e. f (1) = −20 , x − 1 is not a factor of f ( x)
f ( −1) = −18 , x + 1 is not a factor of f ( x)
f (2) = 0 , x − 2 is a factor of f ( x)
Hence, f ( x) = x 3 + 5 x 2 − 2 x − 24 = ( x − 2)( x 2 + 7 x + 12) = ( x − 2)( x + 3)( x + 4)
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(Note: You have to factorize the quadratic polynomial by cross method if it is still factorizable)
Example 2
Factorize f ( x) = 75 x3 + 25 x 2 − 3 x − 1 completely.
[Prog] [3]
[75] [EXE] [25] [EXE] [ −3 ] [EXE] [ −1 ] [EXE]
[1] [EXE]
1st Display: 96[EXE]
[ −1 ] [EXE]
2nd Display: −48 [EXE]
[ 1/ 3 ] [EXE]
3rd Display: 3 / 5 / 9 [EXE]
[ −1/ 3 ] [EXE]
4th Display: 0 [EXE]
5th Display: 75 [EXE]
6th Display: 0 [EXE]
7th Display: −3 [EXE]
i.e. f (1) = 96 , x − 1 is not a factor of f ( x)
f ( −1) = −48 , x + 1 is not a factor of f ( x)
1 5
f ( ) = 3 , 3x − 1 is not a factor of f ( x)
3 9
1
f ( − ) = 0 , 3x + 1 is a factor of f ( x )
3
1 1
Hence, f ( x) = ( x + )(75 x 2 − 3) = 3( x + )(25 x 2 − 1) = (3 x + 1)(5 x + 1)(5 x − 1)
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