Download the ones you can. In all likelihood, they have the same features as the one you want. Explore them you might grow to like them.
SOURCE: How to do inverse log on a casio fx 9750g plus
The inverse of a natural logarithm (ln) is the exponetial (e^x). Both share the same physical key [LN] pour ln and [SHIFT] [LN] (e^x) for the exponential.
Syntax is : [ln] 3 [EXE] gives 1.098612289
exponential of 4: [SHIFT][LN] 4 [=] 54.59815003
The inverse of decimmal logarith is raise 10 to a power. Both share tha same physical key [LOG]
log of 6 : [log] 6 [=] result is 0.7781512504
antilog of 0.77: [SHIFT][LOG] 0.77 [=] result is 5.888436554
For more complicated arguments (expressions) it may be a good idea to use parentheses to enclose the arguments of functions.
SOURCE: How do I look up chi square table on a casio
Here is a sequence of screen captures to illustrate how to do it.
Turn calculator ON. Use arrow to highlight STAT and press EXE
Press F5 DIST
Then select F3 CHI
Choose Cpd or Ccd
If you choose Cpd : you must enter the Chi value you want, and press EXE, then the number of degrees of freedom (df) and press EXE. The Execute command is highlighted. This allows you to perform the actions
indicated by the Thumbnails at the bottom of the screen: calculate a value or Draw the distribution.
In the example above I took Chi=1, and df=3 and pressed the CALC menu.
If I press the DRAW menu instead, the distribution is displayed.
If you want the other distribution Ccd, press Ccd instead in screen capture 4.
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There is no button but a menu tab.
In
Run screen, enter the number whose factorial you want to calculate (
number can be at most equal to 69), press [OPTN][F6] to get to next page of menus.
For factorials
For combinations
For permutations
SOURCE: I cant find the factorial
To find the factorial command, go to the Run screen and press [OPTN] [F4] (PROB) [F1] (x!). For example, to find 5!, press 5 [OPTN] [F4] [F1] [EXE].
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SOURCE: Casio fx-9750G plus where is the factorial
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