Casio cfx-9850G Plus Calculus Keystroke Guide

Casio cfx-9850G Plus is a scientific calculator that supports multiple mathematical operations, including calculus, algebra, statistics, etc.


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Brand
Quick
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Quick Start Guide
Language
English
Pages
1
File format
PDF
File size
11 KB
Published
02 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
4766FF06CBE4B0FF9ECC008FAF040203

About this manual

This guide explains the keystrokes needed to perform calculus operations on the Casio cfx-9850G Plus, including first and second derivatives, definite integrals, relative minima and maxima, and summations. It also describes the syntax for each command, such as d/dx(function,point) for a first derivative.

Additional sections cover graphing and table modes, how to enable derivative tracing, and how to draw tangents, normals, and integral shading. The guide also outlines the two numerical integration methods (Gauss‑Kronrod and Simpson's Rule) and how to select them via the SET UP menu.

What's inside

  • Run Mode
  • Calculus Commands
  • Integration Methods
  • Graph Mode
  • Table Mode
  • Derivative Trace
  • Tangent and Normal
  • Graph Solve

Specifications

Modelcfx-9850G Plus

Frequently asked questions

How do you calculate the first derivative?

Use the command d/dx(function,point).

How is a definite integral entered?

Enter I(function, lower limit, upper limit).

How can you turn on the derivative trace in graph mode?

Press (SET UP), (IIE) and turn Derivative ON.

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