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CHAPTER 3
Using the
"Function
Memory"
Messages can also be added by enclosing them in quotation marks (" ") immedi-
ately after the variables. This will be convenient since the message will be dis-
played at time of input and it will be possible to tell at a glance what value is
being input.
Example:
Complete
the following table.
(Calculate
in two decimal places by rounding off.)
Radius
(r)
Height
(h)
1.205
2.227
2.174
3.451
3.357
7.463
Operation:
~~[[)[g)~
Volume of a cylinder
Volume of
a cone
(U
= "
r'h)
(V
=
l/3U)
Cill§§J
e:,
©wwCIJlliJCQJw [[)§§1e:,EJ§§J61Il[[)§§J
e:,
[[)[K]CQJCIJCill CID§§J
e:,
§§16
2
IIlOO§§JC:iOOwCIJ@OOrn§§JC:i§§J600§§JC:i©~lliJW§§JC:iEICill0~§§16~
§9
(Calculation
starts.)
F.:ADIUS
·..:
1.
205
~
HEIGHi
·~:
2. 22
7~
FADIUS
·~=
If the values of radius
(r)
and height (h)
are
input in this manner, volume
(U)
of
the cylinder and volume (V) of the cone will be calculated successively and the
table will be completed as shown below.
Radius
(r)
Height
(h)
Volume of
a cylinder
Volume
' f £
a cone
(U
=
"r'hJ
(V
=
l3U)
1.205
2.227
10.16
3.39
2.174
3.451
51.24
17.08
3.357
7.463
264 .22
88 .07
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