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Probability
Functions
Probability functions are often used in statistical analyses.
COMB
Number of combinations (without regard to order) of n things
taken rat a time, n!/(r!(n-r)).
COMB (n,r)
!
Factorial of a positive integer. For non-integers, ! = F(x + 1).
value !
PERM
Number of permutations (with regard to order) of n things
taken rat a time, n\/ (_n-r)\.
PERM(n,r)
RANDOM
Random number (between zero and 1). Produced by a pseudo
random number sequence. Becomes the seed for the next
random number.You can set the seed using the command
RANDSEED.
RANDOM
UTPC
Upper-Tail Chi-Squared Probability given degrees of freedom,
evaluated at value. Returns the probablility that a random
variable is greater than value.
UTPC ( degrees, value )
UTPF
Upper-Tail Snedecor’s F Probability given numerator degrees of
freedom and denominator degrees of freedom (of the F
distribution), evaluated at value. Returns the probability that a
Snedecor's F random variable is greater than value.
UTPF {numerator, denominator, value)
UTPN
Upper-Tail Normal Probability given mean and variance,
evaluated at value. Returns the probability that a normal
random variable is greater than value for a normal distribution.
(The variance is the square of the standard deviation.)
UTPN ( mean, variance, value )
UTPT Upper-Tail Student's t Probability given degrees of freedom,
evaluated at value. Returns the probability that the Student's t
random variable is greater than value.
UTPT ( degrees, value )
2-22 Mathematical Calculations
- User's Guide 1
- ■ 8 ■ g ■ / 2
- ■ 6 ■ ^ 2
- ■ 2 I 3 2
- HP 38G Graphing Calculator 3
- User’s Guide 3
- Acknowledgments 4
- Edition History 4
- Contents 5
- Contents-2 6
- Contents-3 7
- Programming 8
- Content84 8
- Getting Started 9
- The Keyboard 10
- Math Keys 11
- Getting Started 1-3 11
- 1-4 Getting Started 12
- A appears. There is no beep 13
- The Display 14
- Display Modes 15
- Using Input Forms 16
- Home History 17
- Menu Lists 18
- Aplets and Their Views 19
- FUNCTION SVMtDLIC 20
- 21
- Catalogs and Editors 24
- Notes and Sketches 26
- Getting Started 1-21 29
- The Notepad 31
- Managing Aplets 33
- Sending and Receiving Aplets 35
- 1-28 Getting Started 36
- Mathematical Calculations 37
- FF 38
- SIN and LOG 39
- NTHROOT 39
- Complex Numbers 40
- Clearing Numbers 40
- Using Previous Results 40
- ENTER 1 again 41
- Storing in Variables 42
- The VAR Menu 43
- 2-8 Mathematical Calculations 44
- Mathematical Calculations 2-9 45
- Symbolic Calculations 46
- Using Math Functions 48
- 50
- X +y X +y 51
- ARG{ ir,0) ) 53
- CONJ( lx,y) } 53
- IM ((x,y)) 53
- RE ((X,y)) 53
- Hyperbolic 55
- Trigonometry 55
- H.MMSSs) 59
- X +y yx +y 60
- (equals') 61
- AND value2 62
- NOT value 62
- OR value2 62
- XOR value2 62
- ACOT (value) 63
- ACSC {value) 63
- ASEC {value) 63
- Defining a Problem 65
- Select an Aplet 66
- clears the 68
- Evaluating Expressions 69
- : Defining Expressions 70
- Examples: Plotting 72
- Parametric 73
- [SETUP-PLOT] 73
- Polar Example 73
- {{START}} 74
- {{CHOOS}} 74
- {{OK}} to zoom in (see 78
- {{ZOOM}} and select Box.. 79
- {{OK}} to zoom in on 79
- XRNG (-6.5 to 6.5) 80
- Overlay Plot instead of 81
- 82
- [plot] to view the new plot 82
- Interactive Root-Finding 83
- FCN Operations 84
- IFUNCTIDN fVHBDLIC VIEH 85
- FUNCTION SVHiOLIC VIEM^ 86
- Using a Table of Numbers 87
- {{ZOOM}} 88
- . Press ■[VIEWS} 89
- SETUP-NUM 90
- “Build Your 91
- Own” Keys 91
- More Examples 92
- ^^FUNCTiDN NUMERIC fETUF 93
- NUMSTflfiT: 0 93
- NUMSTEP: . 1 93
- NUMTVPE: 93
- NUMZDDM: 4 93
- 0 ® (Z1 3 94
- 0 {{T}} 0 5 fENTERl 94
- 0 {{T}} [enterI 94
- Select in {{ok}} 95
- ISYMB13 g El 96
- G]{{U1}}{{N-1}} ■ {X^} 0 97
- Scale {{OK}} 98
- Solve 4-1 99
- Solving Equations 100
- {{OK}} when done 101
- {{^CHK}} 101
- 1 MATH 1 101
- To solve for an 102
- 4-4 Solve 102
- Solve 4-5 103
- Plotting the Equation 104
- Interpreting Results 105
- Plotting to Find Guesses 106
- Statistics 107
- 5-2 Statistics 108
- »^si;W1—C2 109
- [VIEWS] 110
- Entering Statistical Data 111
- One-Variable Data 112
- Cl +C2.) 113
- {{ok}} when done 113
- I ENTER I 1000 r ENTER I 114
- I ENTER I [[C]] 2 [ENTER] 114
- Two-Variable Data 115
- (x) data 116
- Statistics 5-11 117
- {{c}} or{{x}} 118
- Managing Statistical Data 118
- Statistics 5-13 119
- Analyzing the Data 120
- 122
- Statistics 5-17 123
- X- (independent) values 124
- Plotting 125
- Plot Types 126
- Fitting a Curve to 2VAR Data 127
- Regression Coefficients 127
- Plot Settings 128
- Trouble-shooting 128
- Exploring the Plot 129
- Calculating Predicted Values 130
- Using Matrices 131
- Matrix or Complex Matrix 132
- 135
- Matrix Arithmetic 136
- 137
- [x, y. z] 138
- Matrix Functions 139
- Matrix Functions, continued 141
- ], [ [upper-triangular] ]} 142
- 6-12 Using Matrices 142
- Examples 143
- Using Lists 145
- ENTER I 147
- List Functions 148
- List Operations, continued 149
- S'e/ecf MAKELIST {{OK}} 150
- IQ] {{STOHlfXIzlLS 150
- Alist{{ok}} 150
- Using Lists 7-7 151
- Using the Program Catalog 153
- 8-2 Programming 154
- ENTER NRME FDR NEH FliBSItRM 155
- PRBGRAM CDMMftNDS 156
- ! ENTER 1 157
- 8-6 Programming 158
- A Invalid 159
- Edit proyratn? 159
- 8-8 Programming 160
- Programmieg Commands 161
- Aplet Commands 162
- Branch Commands 163
- " or RUN programname 164
- 8-12 Programming 164
- Drawing Commands 165
- (xl, yl) to (x2, yZ). Any 166
- Example TLINE 0;0;3;3 166
- 8-14 Programming 166
- Graphic Commands 167
- 8-16 Programming 168
- Loop Commands 169
- Matrix Commands 170
- Programming 8-19 171
- Print Commands 172
- Prompt Commands 173
- 8-22 Programming 174
- AREA IS!3.14159 175
- 8-24 Programming 176
- Stat-One Commands 177
- Stat-Two Commands 177
- The Variable Menu 178
- Plot-View Variables 180
- {{STO^}}Tstep 184
- Symbolic-View Variables 187
- CUBIC {{STO^-}}S2fit 188
- Numeric-View Variables 189
- Note Variables 191
- Sketch Variables 191
- Menu Maps of the VAR menu 192
- Parametric Variables 193
- Sequence Variables 194
- Solve Variables 194
- Statistics Variables 195
- Reference Information 197
- 49-703-143143) 198
- Limited One-Year Warranty 199
- Eeference Informatioii 9-5 201
- 9-6 Reference Information 202
- Batteries 203
- Resetting the HP 38G 204
- Memory Specifications 204
- Glossary 205
- Selected Status Messages 207
- 9-12 Reference Information 208
- A (warning), 1-5 209
- Index-10 218
- Index-11 219
- Index-12 220
- Index-13 221
- Index-14 222
- Index-15 223
- Index-16 224
- Index-17 225
- Index-18 226
- Contacting Hewlett-Packard 227
- Aplet Views 228
- [SETUP-PLOT] 228
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