What do u do when the calculator only gives 2 answers like how do u know what to put in the 3rd bracket eg an equation with coefficients 1, -2,-15,36? Or is it not possible on calc?
One of the brackets is a square bracket that gives a repeated root. This is not obvious from the calculator directly, but you could look at the last number to give you a hint. The 36 must have come from -3 x -3 x 4 rather than 4 x 4 x -3 so the square bracket is (x-3). The final factorisations is (x - 3)²(x + 4)
How to solve without simplifying polynomial in case of Newton divided difference interpolation formula can we put whole formula with value and solve for x?
You have to be careful. You can use the SOLVE feature but this will only give you one solution so you need to do some algebra and simplifying to find any other solutions.
Yes I would. I did a video on it here Calculator Requirements for A-Level Maths 2017 - (A Level Mathematics & Further Maths)ruclips.net/video/YcbAaLlXTVg/видео.html
Hello i know this question is not about the video, but i dont find anything. i have a FX-300ES Plus, and i dont know how i can getn the result with comas and dots separation. EX. 1000000 + 1 = 1000001 (actual display result) What i want is 1.000.001,00 I read the manual and show me how to change dot per commas and say the dot will be now used on thousand but dont show, just the flat numner 1000 not 1.000 I already configure the FIX decimal to 2 so every time i get xxxx,00
I am not sure that you can display it as such. If you have FIX it to two decimals changes and changed the decimal point to a comma, I think that is it. I have not seen it displayed on a Casio with points or dots as digit separators. If anyone know differently comment below.
I think it is most likely that they would be given one of the factors or such. I don't think they would need to do one a complicated as this at GCSE Level. At A-level they have a calculator available. Not sure about other qualifications in other countries. Maybe?
Very interesting. It's a very long time since my 'O' levels (just before the introduction of GCSEs) and 'A' levels, and can't really remember what sorts of cubics we needed to factor. I think I even struggled factoring quadratics a bit. Although I could eventually come up with the factors, I found it faster to use the quadratic formula, much like you are doing with the cubic solver on the calculator here, except that calculators didn't have built-in solvers back then.
Good question, I don’t think there is a way as you cannot input the solutions and then find the factors and then expand . Remember this is not an algebraic calculator.
Wow, makes you feel very stupid when the solution you've searching for for days is laying just under your eyes. TY!
What do u do when the calculator only gives 2 answers like how do u know what to put in the 3rd bracket eg an equation with coefficients 1, -2,-15,36? Or is it not possible on calc?
One of the brackets is a square bracket that gives a repeated root. This is not obvious from the calculator directly, but you could look at the last number to give you a hint. The 36 must have come from -3 x -3 x 4 rather than 4 x 4 x -3 so the square bracket is (x-3). The final factorisations is
(x - 3)²(x + 4)
@@TheCalculatorGuide oh that makes sense! Thank you so much!
Thank you!!! I have been searching for this exact video..
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How to solve without simplifying polynomial in case of Newton divided difference interpolation formula can we put whole formula with value and solve for x?
You have to be careful. You can use the SOLVE feature but this will only give you one solution so you need to do some algebra and simplifying to find any other solutions.
Would you recommend this calculator for A level students?
Yes I would.
I did a video on it here Calculator Requirements for A-Level Maths 2017 - (A Level Mathematics & Further Maths)ruclips.net/video/YcbAaLlXTVg/видео.html
Cheers, very helpful
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Hello i know this question is not about the video, but i dont find anything.
i have a FX-300ES Plus, and i dont know how i can getn the result with comas and dots separation.
EX. 1000000 + 1 = 1000001 (actual display result)
What i want is 1.000.001,00
I read the manual and show me how to change dot per commas and say the dot will be now used on thousand but dont show, just the flat numner 1000 not 1.000
I already configure the FIX decimal to 2 so every time i get xxxx,00
I am not sure that you can display it as such. If you have FIX it to two decimals changes and changed the decimal point to a comma, I think that is it. I have not seen it displayed on a Casio with points or dots as digit separators. If anyone know differently comment below.
Kindly use casio fx-82ex for this sample....... Thanks
There is no equation solver feature on that model fx-82ex
Just to mention a "gotcha", there could be a constant factor too, in general.
Yes I did try and cover myself a bit with “up to 3 real factors.” May do a follow up looking at those.
Just wondering: Are schoolkids expected to be able to factor such complicated-looking cubic functions in their heads?
I think it is most likely that they would be given one of the factors or such. I don't think they would need to do one a complicated as this at GCSE Level. At A-level they have a calculator available. Not sure about other qualifications in other countries. Maybe?
Very interesting. It's a very long time since my 'O' levels (just before the introduction of GCSEs) and 'A' levels, and can't really remember what sorts of cubics we needed to factor. I think I even struggled factoring quadratics a bit. Although I could eventually come up with the factors, I found it faster to use the quadratic formula, much like you are doing with the cubic solver on the calculator here, except that calculators didn't have built-in solvers back then.
At A-level, students learn how to use the Factor Theorem, but would be given a factor if there were no integer solutions to the cubic.
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How to do the opposite? I mean expand an equation using calculator?
Good question, I don’t think there is a way as you cannot input the solutions and then find the factors and then expand . Remember this is not an algebraic calculator.
How to solve bellow mentioned quadratic form by using calculater
(X^3) -(X^2)-(X)-1=0
That is a cubic equation. You would need to use the Polynomial Solver and select a degree of 3.
thanks a lot