275kkkkk Normal Probability GraphingYou can graph a normal probability distribution with Graph Y = in the Sketch Mode.Example To graph normal probability P(0.5)Perform the following operation in the RUN Mode.!4(Sketch)1(Cls)w5(GRPH)1(Y=)K6(g)3(PROB)6(g)1(P()a.f)wThe following shows the View Window settings for the graph.Ymin ~ Ymax–0.1 0.45Xmin ~ Xmax–3.2 3.2Performing Statistical Calculations 18 - 5

before performing statistical calculations

performing statistical calculations

confidence interval

Casio CFX-9850G PLUS Calculations Manual

getting started

file transfer

data editing

screen capture

program editor

data transfer with an old model calculator

CFX-9850G PLUS

handling precautions

manual conventions

Chapter 1: Getting Ready

Sample Data

Command and Programs

Data Filtering

Key Functions

Reading the Display

Out-of-Range Samples

Power Supply

Battery Replacement Interval

Connecting the Data Analyzer to a Calculator

Analog Input Channels

Chapter 2: Modes

command conventions and formats

transferring sampled data to a calculator

command reference

command 6 - multimeter mode setup

command 7 - request status

command 9 - probe calibrate

Relationships Between Modes

Commands

communications mode

internal mode

setup mode

Appendix A:

error messages

temperature probe

auto-id probe

connector pinouts

digital output buffer

period and frequency measurement

hard trigger

Command 1 - CHANNEL SETUP

troubleshooting

Error Messages

Probes

before trying to draw a graph

before using the calculator for the first time

key table

turning power on and off

basic calculations

fraction calculations

data communications

connecting two units

connecting the unit with a personal computer

performing a data transfer operation

screen send function

data communications precautions

program library

greatest common measure

rotating a figure

read this first

key markings

selecting icons and entering modes

using the set up screen

set up screen function key menus

about the display screen

exponential display

special display formats

contrast adjustment

when you keep having problems

before programming

programming examples

debugging a program

calculating the number of bytes used by a program

secret function

searching for a file

searching for data inside a program

editing file names and program contents

deleting a program

useful program commands

text display

using calculator functions in programs

before performing financial calculations

simple interest calculations

compound interest calculations

investment appraisal

amortization of a loan

cost, selling price, margin calculations

day/date calculations

list data linking

list operations

editing and rearranging lists

manipulating list data

arithmetic calculations using lists

switching between list files

sketch function

before using the sketch function

graphing with the sketch function

before using dual graph

drawing a graph in the active screen

displaying a graph in the inactive screen

before using dynamic graph

drawing a dynamic graph

using dynamic graph memory

dynamic graph application examples

before graphing a conic section

graphing a conic section

conic section graph analysis

storing a function and generating a numeric table

editing and deleting functions

editing tables and drawing graphs

copying a table column to a list

generating a table

before using graph solve

analyzing a function graph

graph function operations

graph memory

drawing graphs manually

other graphing functions

picture memory

graph background

equation calculations

before beginning an equation calculation

linear equations with two to six unknowns

quadratic and cubic equations

solve calculations

what to do when an error occurs

appendix a resetting the calculator

appendix b power supply

appendix c error message table

appendix d input ranges

appendix e specifications

command index

key index

program mode command list

basic operation

before starting calculations

special functions

function calculations

before performing a calculation

differential calculations

quadratic differential calculations

integration calculations

maximum/minimum value calculations

summation ( ) calculations

complex numbers

performing complex number calculations

selecting a number system

arithmetic operations

negative values and bitwise operations

matrix calculations

before performing matrix calculations

matrix cell operations

modifying matrices using matrix commands

To select run mode

Key Markings

Selecting Icons and Entering Modes

Display

Contrast Adjustment

When you keep having problems

Chapter 1 Basic Operation

Before Starting Calculations

Memory

Option (OPTN) Menu

Variable Data (VARS) Menu

Program (PRGM) Menu

Chapter 2 Manual Calculations

Basic Calculations

Special Functions

Function Calculations

Chapter 3 Numerical Calculations

Before Performing a Calculation

Differential Calculations

Quadratic Differential Calculations

Integration Calculations

Maximum/Minimum Value Calculations

Summation calculations

Chapter 4 Complex Numbers

Before Beginning a Complex Number Calculation

Performing Complex Number Calculations

Chapter 5 Binary, Octal, Decimal, and Hexadecimal Calculations

Before Beginning a Binary, Octal, Decimal, or Hexadecimal Calculation with Integers