You cannot perform integration in two variables.
SOURCE: Integration with limits & with out limits
Hello,
This calculator can only perform NUMERICAL DEFINITE integrals. Which meansyou have to supply the numerical value of the lower limit and the numerical value of the upper limit. The result is a numerical value.
The calculator cannot perform symbolic calculus.
If the function is simple you find the integral in tables of integrals where you will see that INT(log(X)dx=x(log(x)+1). Some calculators that have a CAS (computer algebra system) can manipulate symbolic expression, but not theCasio FX-991ES.
You ask it the value of the integral of log(X) from X=1 to X=3 and it will give you 0.5627748004
Hope it helps
SOURCE: my calculator fx-991 Es is showing either syntax
How about recreating the error and reporting faithfully the error message? You get a syntax error if you try to invert a matrix by using the wrong key sequence such a
[SHIFT][MATRIX][3:MatA][X to ] -1), meaning that you use the universal power key on the same row as X squared and log and between them.
To calculate the inverse of a matrix, have the name of the matrix on the command line, (see above) then press [X to -1] key one row up from [log].
Concerning your implied affirmation that if the matrix is square you should not be getting any error: You will get an error ( a Math error) if determinant of the matrix is equal to zero.
SOURCE: steps to draw graphs using Fx 991 ES Plus
Hello,
There are many different functions...
You can download the entire manual after answering a few questions at www.safemanuals.com
after using the dropdown menu for this make and model.
Good Luck!
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The enclosed screen capture shows all the possible dimensions for matrices on the Casio FX-991ES. As you can see the maximum dimension of any matrix is 3. You can only create matrices with dimensions less than or equal to 3. 
SOURCE: How do i calculate antilog
For common logs (logs in base 10) use the 10^x function : Press [SHIFT] [Log] to access it.
For natural logs, use the exponential function. Press [SHIFT][ln] to access it.
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