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Post: #7
10-02-2000, 10:15 AM
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How does HP Solve works in HP 32SII?
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Post: #8
10-02-2000, 04:07 PM
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Tom,
Do you mean it's internal code, relative performance, it's general mechanics, or how the user sets-up their own examples. I have some idea about the latter two.

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Post: #9
10-03-2000, 01:06 AM
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I meant how to operate it.

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Post: #10
10-03-2000, 11:46 AM
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Tom,
The details are in the owners manual. If you do not own a manual, I have several. (Children, backpacks, high school, HP32SII don't mix. Each repair included a manual). If you have a manual but still have some trouble, email me directly. I'll try to help.
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Post: #11
10-04-2000, 07:23 AM
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I don't really have a manual, actually I don't have this calculator. I have seen this calculator at HP website. They said that it can be used to solve for any variables, I what to know to use this feature and decide if I am going to buy this calculator or not. Another than this, I have to check if it could be used in exaninations in secondary schools in Hong Kong.
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Post: #12
10-05-2000, 09:02 AM
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Tom,
The solver in the 32 is useful, but the solvers in other HP's are better. Some problems will error in a 32, for example, any expression that includes a division by one of the variables. I believe this is due to the solving technique. Entering the equation is also somewhat more work. So, check out the other models if you plan to use an solver regularly.

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