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Help!! programming hp 48G - Marco - 03-17-2007 hey! I hope someone could help me! I have a set of equations that I would like to solve with a program:
A = bd - zd^2 I have already done it with the Multiple Equiation Solver, but I'd like to know if there's another way of doing it. This is what I did:
<< And then I created another program to erase the variables that it stored:
<< Please help me, I think this is not the best way to do it!
Re: Help!! programming hp 48G - Benny - 03-17-2007 Hi Marco,
This is what I do: I put each formulae in a variable F1, F2, F3, F4. Using STEQ shortens the program. Hope this helps. Kind regards,
Benny Vanrutten
Re: Help!! programming hp 48G - Marco - 03-17-2007 Hey Benny thanks for your answer! I have sone doubts in what you told me: how can I add a title in the global variable?, and what does LVARI do? thanks for your answer!, but I have another doubt, When I don't give a lot of values it tells me that it has TOO MANY UNKNOWS, but with the same values that I give it I can solve the problem mannually but it takes some time, I don't know if I can apply in the program an iteration methor or something, what would you suggest me? Thanks!, Marco
Re: Help!! programming hp 48G - Benny - 03-18-2007 Hi Marco,
In the variable LVARI you put ALL your parameters in the sequence you like them to appear on the display above the F-keys: e.g. KR
Benny Vanrutten
Re: Help!! programming hp 48G - Mike Ingle - 03-23-2007 Try my multiple equation solver. Scroll down to multiple equation solver for the HP28C. It works on the 48G too.
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