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20050501
k Matrix Variable Element Operations
You can recall the value of any element of a MATRIX variable. When the data
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is assigned to matrix “mat1”, for example, you can recall the element located at row 2,
column 1.
You can also assign a value to any element in a matrix. For example, you could assign the
value “5” to the element at row 1 column 2 in “mat1”, which produces the matrix
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After performing the procedure under “Inputting Matrix Values with the 9 Keyboard”,
perform the following operation.
u ClassPad Operation
(1) Recall the value in row 2, column 1 of MATRIX variable “mat1”.
0matb9[c,b]w
↑↑
Row Column
2-6-2
Matrix and Vector Calculations
(2) Assign “5” to the element at row 1, column 2 of MATRIX variable “mat1”.
fW0matb9[b,c]w
Tip
•You can also perform the above operations on the “ans” variable (page 2-2-2) when it contains
MATRIX data.
Example: [[b,c][d,e]]w
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D[c,b]w 3
- ClassPad 300 PLUS 1
- FCC WARNING 2
- Declaration of Conformity 2
- 20060601 8
- Handling Precautions 9
- Backing Up Data 10
- Getting Ready 12
- About This User’s Guide 12
- Chapter 1 Getting Acquainted 12
- Contents 13
- Appendix 23
- 4 Menu bar 25
- 5 Toolbar 25
- 6 Soft keyboard 25
- Page Contents 26
- Getting Acquainted 27
- General Guide 28
- Using the Stylus 31
- Turning Power On 32
- Turning Power Off 32
- Resume Function 32
- Turning Power On and Off 33
- 1-3 Using the Icon Panel 34
- 1-4 Built-in Applications 35
- Application Menu Operations 36
- Built-in Applications 37
- Application Window 39
- Using a Dual Window Display 39
- Using the Menu Bar 40
- Using the 42
- Using Check Boxes 44
- Using Option Buttons 45
- Using the Settings Menu 46
- Using the Toolbar 47
- Break dialog box 49
- Draw is paused at the point 49
- Using the Soft Keyboard 50
- Input Basics 52
- Cutting causes the original 56
- Initially, the cursor 65
- ∫, tap b 66
- ∫, tap a 66
- Folder Types 67
- Variable Types 68
- Creating a Folder 70
- Creating and Using Variables 71
- Assign key 72
- (mth) and 2D soft keyboards 72
- Variables and Folders 73
- Locking a Variable or Folder 76
- Variable Manager Overview 78
- Exiting the Variable Manager 79
- Variable Manager Views 79
- Current folder 80
- Using the Variable Manager 82
- Variable Operations 84
- Using the Main 91
- Main Application Window 92
- Calculation 93
- Using Main Application Modes 95
- Main Application Overview 96
- 2-2 Basic Calculations 98
- Using the e Key 99
- Calculation Error 100
- Calculation Priority Sequence 101
- Calculation Modes 102
- Settings 103
- Important! 104
- Scroll button 105
- Scroll bar 105
- Re-calculating an Expression 106
- Re-calculated 107
- 2-4 Function Calculations 109
- Function Calculations 110
- 39 = 2 Func l 3 , 9 w or 111
- 20050501 112
- 10P4 = 5040 117
- 10C4 = 210 117
- ∞, const, constn) 120
- ∞ Infinity lim (1/x 120
- Inputting List Data 121
- LIST data 122
- Using a List in a Calculation 123
- Inputting Matrix Data 124
- Row Column 125
- 2-7 Using the Action Menu 130
- Example Screenshots 131
- Displaying the Action Menu 132
- Using the Action Menu 133
- Using the Calculation Submenu 137
- × ln(x) 138
- = 1 and x = 2 138
- = 1 through x =10 139
- = 1 through 139
- x < 3 140
- x < 2 and n = 1 140
- x < 5 141
- + 1 and x 143
- – 2)/(x + 1) 143
- Using the Complex Submenu 144
- Using the List-Create Submenu 146
- Using the Vector Submenu 163
- + 4y = 5, 2x – 3y = –8 168
- x, where y = 1 when x = 0 169
- y + z, z’ = y – z 169
- + 3 = 5x – x 170
- – 3 171
- = 3 or x > 2 172
- < 2 xor x < 3 172
- Using the Assistant Submenu 173
- Using the Interactive Menu 174
- Using the “apply” Command 177
- = f(x) 179
- z = f(x, y) 179
- Graph window, see Chapter 5 180
- Graph: @, Numeric Solver: 1) 181
- Folders” 185
- A point and its image 188
- Using the Table Window # 189
- • This creates the table 190
- Starting Up Verify 191
- Verify Menus and Buttons 192
- Using Verify 193
- Using the Graph & Table 198
- Application 198
- Graph Editor 199
- Graph window 199
- Message box 199
- Line numbers 199
- Table window 200
- (4) Tap $ 207
- • This graphs the expression 207
- 3-2 Using the Graph Window 210
- Using the Graph Window 211
- Scrolling the Graph Window 214
- Panning the Graph Window 214
- Zooming the Graph Window 215
- Other Graph Window Operations 219
- Using Graph Editor Sheets 220
- Specifying the Function Type 221
- Storing a Function 222
- Storing Functions 223
- Using Built-in Functions 224
- Editing Stored Functions 225
- Graphing a Stored Function 226
- Line style area 227
- Check box 227
- Generating a Number Table 230
- Slope” check box is selected 231
- Using Table & Graph 232
- Editing Number Table Values 233
- Regenerating a Number Table 235
- Generating a Summary Table 238
- 3-5 Modifying a Graph 245
- Modifying a Graph 246
- Variables (Dynamic Modify) 248
- Sketch Menu Overview 251
- Using Sketch Menu Commands 251
- Using the Sketch Menu 252
- -coordinate in step (2) 255
- 3-7 Using Trace 256
- The highlighted table value 258
- Using Trace 259
- G-Solve Menu Overview 261
- Using G-Solve Menu Commands 262
- Result Screenshot 267
- Using the Conics 270
- Conics Application Window 271
- Conics Application Overview 272
- Conics Application Status Bar 274
- 4-2 Inputting Equations 275
- Inputting Equations 276
- Conics Editor window 277
- Input the equation here 277
- Drawing a Parabola 278
- Drawing a Conics Graph 279
- Drawing a Circle 281
- Drawing an Ellipse 282
- Drawing a Hyperbola 283
- Drawing a General Conics 285
- Displaying the G-Solve Menu 287
- Using the 3D Graph 292
- 3D Graph Application Window 293
- 3D Graph Application Overview 294
- Angle unit Real mode 296
- Using 3D Graph Editor Sheets 297
- 5-3 Drawing a 3D Graph 299
- 3D Graph Example 301
- ”, which indicates 302
- Switching the Eye Position 303
- Rotating the Graph Manually 304
- Initializing the Graph Window 304
- Dialog Box” on page 14-3-6 305
- The message “z-Cal” on the 306
- 3D Graph window indicates a 306
- Using the Sequence 307
- Sequence Application Window 308
- To do this: 309
- Select this Edit menu item: 309
- Clear Sheet 310
- Draw a connect type graph 311
- Draw a plot type graph 311
- G-Connect 311
- Input the “rSolve” function 312
- Input the “Σ” function 312
- Graphing a Recursion 317
- 1 = an + 2, a1 = 1 319
- 1], =, [n,an], [an], + 319
- + 2n – 1 in the 320
- 6-4 Using LinkTrace 321
- Using the Statistics 322
- List Editor Window Status Bar 326
- Basic List Operations 327
- Using List Editor 328
- Inputting Data into a List 330
- Incorrect: {34,53,78,} 332
- Correct: {34,53,78} 332
- Editing List Contents 333
- Sorting List Data 334
- Clearing All List Editor Data 335
- Warning! 335
- Using the SetGraph Menu 336
- Configuring StatGraph Setups 337
- MarkMark Name 339
- Med-Box Plot (MedBox) 341
- Modified-Box Plot (ModBox) 342
- Broken Line Graph (Broken) 343
- Drawing a Regression Graph 345
- (7) Tap [OK] 346
- (8) Tap [OK] " 346
- [Calc] menu 347
- Drawing a Med-Med Graph 349
- • MSe = 352
- (yi – (a + b·ln (xi))) 352
- (ln (yi) – (ln (a) + b·xi )) 353
- = a·sin(b·x + c) + d) 356
- 1 : first quartile 360
- 3 : third quartile 360
- Residual Calculation 362
- Calculations 364
- Time A1 113, 116 365
- Temperature B1 365
- 139, 132 365
- Time A2 133, 131 126, 122 365
- Temperature B2 365
- 7-9 Tests 367
- Test Command List 368
- 2-Sample Z Test 369
- 1-Prop Z Test 370
- 2-Prop Z Test 371
- 1-Sample t Test 372
- 2-Sample t Test 373
- Linear Regression t Test 375
- “Expected” 376
- 2-Sample F Test 377
- One-Way ANOVA 378
- Two-Way ANOVA 379
- 7-10 Confidence Intervals 380
- Z Confidence Interval 381
- Z Interval 382
- 1-Sample t Interval 385
- -1 value, n value 385
- -1 > 0) 385
- 2-Sample t Interval 386
- 1 value, x1 386
- -1 value, n2 value 386
- 7-11 Distribution 388
- Distribution Command List 389
- 20090801 390
- Student-t Probability Density 391
- Probability Density 392
- F Distribution 393
- Distribution Probability 394
- Binomial Probability 394
- Distribution 395
- Poisson Probability 396
- = p(1– p) 397
- Statistical System Variables 398
- Using the Geometry 399
- Geometry Application Overview 400
- Using the Draw Menu 405
- Drawing Figures 406
- Using the Construct Submenu 416
- Observe this area of the 427
- 8-3 Editing Figures 431
- Editing Figures 432
- Moving and Copying Figures 433
- Using the Measurement Box 434
- A highlighted check box 439
- Selecting the Axis Setting 440
- Grid off Grid on 441
- Using Animation Commands 445
- Point A moves along arc CD 446
- Working with Animations 447
- Measurement box 451
- Drag and Drop 453
- Geometry window 455
- (5) Press E 456
- Copy and Paste 457
- Dynamically Linked Data 457
- File Operations 458
- Folder Operations 461
- Using the Numeric 463
- Solver Application 463
- Input equations here 464
- Variable list 464
- 9-2 Using Numeric Solver 466
- Using Numeric Solver 467
- Using the eActivity 468
- Tap [Action] 471
- Do this: To do this: 471
- Insert a command (page 2-7-1) 471
- 10-2 Creating an eActivity 473
- Managing eActivity Files 475
- Inserting a Text Row 476
- Inserting a Calculation Row 478
- Geometry data strip 481
- Graph data strip 482
- Graph the function 483
- Inserting a Geometry Link Row 487
- Opening an Existing eActivity 489
- Expand button 490
- Saving an Edited eActivity 491
- Working with eActivity Files 492
- Using the Presentation 495
- 6 Play - AutoPlay 498
- 7 Play - ManualPlay 498
- Screen Capture Precautions 499
- 11-2 Building a Presentation 500
- Building a Presentation 501
- This file is selected 502
- Managing Presentation Files 503
- Using Auto Play 505
- Using Manual Play 506
- Using Repeat Play 507
- Entering the Editing Mode 508
- Editing tool palette 509
- Page scroll buttons 509
- Editing Operations 510
- Inserted text 511
- Editing Presentation Pages 512
- Example of an arrow 513
- Using the Eraser 514
- Sample Screenshot 516
- Captured Image Data 516
- Using the Program 518
- Program Loader Window 519
- Program Application Overview 520
- Program Editor Window 521
- General Programming Steps 526
- Creating and Saving a Program 526
- Creating a New Program 527
- “CAUTION” file 529
- Running a Program 530
- Pausing Program Execution 531
- Terminating Program Execution 531
- Using Subroutines 533
- Edit - Search - Jump to Top 535
- Debugging a Program 536
- Renaming a File 540
- Deleting a Program 540
- Changing the File Type 541
- 12-5 User-defined Functions 542
- Parameter variable 543
- User-defined Functions 544
- Using This Reference 546
- Program Application Commands 547
- Program Command Reference 548
- InputFunc 550
- InputStr 550
- DispText 551
- { } 553
- Do~LpWhile 554
- For~To~(Step~)Next 555
- Goto~Lbl 555
- If~Then~ElseIf~Else~IfEnd 556
- Switch~Case~Default~SwitchEnd 559
- Application Command List 560
- DrawGraph 562
- GraphType 562
- GTSelOff 562
- Horizontal 562
- SheetActive 566
- SheetName 566
- SmryTSelOn 566
- TangentLine 567
- Vertical 567
- ViewWindow 568
- DrawSeqCon, DrawSeqPlt 571
- DrawSeqEtrCon, DrawSeqEtrPlt 571
- SeqSelOff 571
- SeqSelOn 572
- LinearReg 574
- LogisticReg 574
- MedMedLine 574
- MultiSortA 575
- MultiSortD 575
- OneVariable 575
- PowerReg 575
- QuartReg 576
- StatGraph 577
- StatGraphSel 577
- TwoVariable 577
- SetTVariable 583
- SetΣdisp 583
- Clear_a_z 583
- DelFolder 584
- GetFolder 584
- SetFolder 586
- UnlockFolder 586
- ChrToNum 586
- ExpToStr 587
- NumToChr 587
- NumToStr 587
- StrRotate 589
- StrShift 589
- CloseComPort38k 590
- GetVar38k 590
- OpenComPort38k 591
- Receive38k 591
- SendVar38k 591
- Using the Spreadsheet 597
- Spreadsheet Window 598
- About the Cell Cursor 601
- Selecting Cells 605
- Using the Cell Viewer Window 606
- Edit Mode Screen 607
- Entering the Edit Mode 608
- Basic Data Input Steps 609
- Inputting a Formula 610
- Editing Cell Contents 611
- Inputting a Cell Reference 612
- Inputting a Constant 614
- Cut and Copy 616
- Selection boundary 621
- (cursor held against C2) 621
- 13-6 Using the Action Menu 628
- Action Menu Functions 631
- Plain Text and Bold Text 643
- Text Alignment 644
- Number Format 644
- Formatting Cells and Data 645
- Graph Menu 648
- Graphing 649
- Basic Graphing Steps 658
- → axes and values off → 666
- Using the Setup Menu 668
- 14-1 Setup Menu Overview 669
- 14-2 Using the Setup Menu 670
- Specifying a Variable 671
- Basic Format Dialog Box 673
- Setup Menu Settings 675
- Graph Format Dialog Box 676
- Special Tab 677
- 3D Format Dialog Box 678
- Presentation Dialog Box 679
- Communication Dialog Box 680
- Configuring System 681
- System Application Window 682
- System Setting Overview 683
- Memory Usage Sheets 684
- Managing Memory Usage 685
- Deleting Memory Usage Data 686
- Using the Reset Dialog Box 687
- Adjusting Display Contrast 689
- Power Saving Mode 690
- Auto Power Off 690
- Configuring Power Properties 691
- 15-8 Specifying the Font Set 693
- AZERTYQWERTY 694
- Viewing Version Information 698
- Performing Data 699
- Communication 699
- Data Communication Overview 701
- Selecting Data for Transfer 711
- Tap “Presystm” to 712
- Tap “e-Act2” 712
- Communication Standby 714
- 2 Deleting an Application 718
- Power Supply 722
- 5 Specifications 725
- Data Communication 726
- 6 Character Code Table 727
- Character Code Table 728
- 7 System Variable Table 731
- × Factor B 732
- System Variable Table 733
- 8 Command and Function Index 738
- Command and Function Index 739
- 1 Func 2-7-24 740
- 3 Func 2-7-24 740
- ≤ Cmd 2-4-11 742
- ≥ Cmd 2-4-11 742
- ∠ Func 2-4-10 742
- ∫ Func 2-7-9 742
- Alist Func 2-7-23 742
- • Scatter 745
- • xyLine 745
- • NPPlot 745
- • Histogram 745
- • Broken 745
- Statistical - Box 746
- 10 Error Message Table 747
- Error Message Table 748
- CASIO COMPUTER CO., LTD 753
- 6-2, Hon-machi 1-chome 753
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