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Under-determined system
Consider the system
2x
1
+ 3x
2
–5x
3
= -10,
x
1
– 3x
2
+ 8x
3
= 85,
with
.
85
10
,,
831
532
3
2
1
−
=
=
−
−
= bxA and
x
x
x
The solution using LSQ is shown next:
Over-determined system
Consider the system
x
1
+ 3x
2
= 15,
2x
1
– 5x
2
= 5,
-x
1
+ x
2
= 22,
with
The solution using LSQ is shown next:
.
22
5
15
,,
11
52
31
2
1
=
=
−
−= bxA and
x
x
- Printing History 2
- Preface 3
- Table of contents 5
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- Chapter 12 - Graphics 15
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- Appendices 26
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- Chapter 1 30
- Getting started 30
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- Page 1-5 34
- The TOOL menu 35
- Setting time and date 36
- Page 1-8 37
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- Selecting calculator modes 41
- Operating Mode 42
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- Angle Measure 51
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- Selecting CAS settings 54
- Selecting Display modes 54
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- Chapter 2 59
- Introducing the calculator 59
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- Summations 86
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- The HOME directory 92
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- Variables 104
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- Chapter 7 235
- Solving multiple equations 235
- { ‘t = (x-x0)/(COS(θ0)*v0)’ 236
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- Chapter 8 256
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- Lists of complex numbers 262
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- List size 265
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- Applications of lists 269
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- Weighted average 272
- Statistics of grouped data 273
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- Chapter 9 276
- Entering vectors 277
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- @→STK@@ @GOTO@ 280
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- Function LIST 295
- Function ARRY 296
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- Using the Matrix Writer 302
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- Chapter 11 327
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- Function ABS 333
- Function SNRM 333
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- Function SRAD 335
- Function COND 335
- Function RANK 336
- Function DET 337
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- Function TRAN 340
- Function AXL 341
- Function AXM 341
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- AAUG 367
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- Eigenvalues and eigenvectors 370
- Function EGVL 371
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- Function JORDAN 373
- Function MAD 373
- Matrix factorization 374
- Function LU 375
- Function SCHUR 376
- Matrix Quadratic Forms 377
- The QUADF menu 378
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- Linear Applications 380
- Function KER 381
- Function MKISOM 381
- Chapter 12 382
- Graphics 382
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- Function RKF 548
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- Chapter 17 554
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- Normal distribution pdf 562
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- Chapter 18 572
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- Calculation of percentiles 585
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- 5.2427905694150.0)15()1( 625
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- 1 0 START 1 1 STEP 709
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- LIST ³ ~~wlist~ K 744
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- { 25 75 50 } [ENTER] 754
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- Chapter 23 758
- Character strings 758
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- Page 23-4 761
- S, or ~‚s. Some 761
- Chapter 24 762
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- Page 24-2 763
- Calculator flags 764
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- Chapter 25 766
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- Chapter 26 770
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- Page 26-4 773
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- Page 26-8 777
- Appendix A 778
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- Appendix B 782
- The calculator’s keyboard 782
- Page B-2 783
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- Page B-6 787
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- Right-shift functions 789
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- " ' 793
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- Appendix C 795
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- Page C-2 796
- Selecting the modulus 797
- Page C-4 798
- Page C-5 799
- Complex vs. Real CAS mode 800
- Step-by-step CAS mode 801
- Page C-8 802
- Increasing-power CAS mode 803
- Rigorous CAS setting 803
- Using the CAS HELP facility 804
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- Appendix D 809
- Additional character set 809
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- Greek letters 811
- Other characters 811
- Appendix E 812
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- Appendix F 816
- The Applications (APPS) menu 816
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- Constants lib 817
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- Appendix G 822
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- Page G-2 823
- Page G-3 824
- Appendix H 825
- The CAS help facility 825
- Page H-2 826
- Appendix I 827
- Command catalog list 827
- Appendix J 828
- The MATHS menu 828
- The HYPERBOLIC sub-menu 829
- The INTEGER sub-menu 829
- The MODULAR sub-menu 829
- The POLYNOMIAL sub-menu 830
- The TESTS sub-menu 830
- Appendix K 831
- The MAIN menu 831
- The MATHS sub-menu 832
- The ARIT sub-menu 833
- The EXP&LN sub-menu 834
- The MATR sub-menu 834
- Page K-5 835
- Appendix L 836
- Line editor commands 836
- Page L-2 837
- The SEARCH sub-menu 838
- The GOTO sub-menu 838
- The Style sub-menu 839
- 840
- Appendix M 841
- Page M-2 842
- Page M-3 843
- Page M-4 844
- Page M-5 845
- Page M-6 846
- Page M-7 847
- Page M-8 848
- Page M-9 849
- Page M-10 850
- Page M-11 851
- Page M-12 852
- Page M-13 853
- Page M-14 854
- Page M-15 855
- Page M-16 856
- Page M-17 857
- Page M-18 858
- Page M-20 860
- Limited Warranty 861
- Service 862
- Page W-3 863
- Regulatory information 864
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