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Quadratic Formula

The document provides a programming guide for the Casio fx-3650P calculator to solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula. It outlines the programming steps, including storing input values and calculating the roots, as well as running the program with a specific example. Additionally, it offers practice problems to test the program's functionality with different equations.

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Quadratic Formula

The document provides a programming guide for the Casio fx-3650P calculator to solve quadratic equations using the quadratic formula. It outlines the programming steps, including storing input values and calculating the roots, as well as running the program with a specific example. Additionally, it offers practice problems to test the program's functionality with different equations.

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Casio fx-3650P

Quadratic Formula
If ax2 + bx + c = 0, then .

Programming Guide
The following formulae would be used in the program.

and

Programming steps Remarks


Switch to Program Edit
1 Mode.
1 Select P1 for programming.
Store input data a, b, c in
?  A : ?  B : ?  C :
memories A, B, C.
Calculate . Store
B 4 A C  D : the result in memory D.

D B 2 A  Show output for x1.

B A Answer for x2.


Exit Program Edit Mode
2 and return to Run Mode.
Running the program
The table below summarizes how you may use the program to solve the following
problem.
● Solve 2x2 + x - 3 = 0 .

Keying steps Display Remarks


A? Select P1. * stands for the
1 * value stored in memory.
B? Input for a. The calculator
2 * prompts for input for b.
C? Input for b. The calculator
1 * prompts for input for c.
(DB) 2A Input for c. Show answer for
3 1 .
Answer for . You can
B A Ans continue your input for the
1.5 next equation by pressing
.
0 Exit.

Further Practice
Now you can try to solve the following questions using the program. Check whether
you can get the correct results.

Equation Input (A; B; C) Roots Output


x2  9 = 0 1; 0; 9 3, 3 3; 3
2x2 + x + 3 = 0 2; 1; 3 No real roots Math ERROR
x  4x + 4 = 0
2
1; 4; 4 2 (double root) 2; 2

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