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5.0000
16.0000
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11.2500
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Problems that are even more complicated can be solved in the same simple manner,
using the automatic storage of intermediate results. For example, to solve
(6 + 5) × (9 – 3) with pencil and paper, you would:
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First solve for
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the contents of
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...and then for these parentheses...
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...and then you would multiply the
two intermediate answers together.
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You work through the problem the same way with your HP-41C. First solve for the
intermediate result (6 + 5):
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Now perform (9 – 3): (Since you must key in another pair of numbers
before you can perform a function, you use the ENTER
key again to separate the first number of the pair from the second.)
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