Calculators [casio fx-350ES] How to input an equation with 1 variable in a calculator

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The discussion revolves around using the Casio fx-350ES calculator to input an equation with one variable, specifically (t/5)^1.514, and calculating results for non-sequential values of t, such as 1, 20, 50, and 32. The user seeks a method to input these random values without needing to follow a specific order or step size, which is typically required by the calculator's table function. The manual suggests using the table function for generating results, but this does not meet the user's needs for flexibility in inputting arbitrary values. A link to the Casio User's Guide is provided, indicating that page E-41 contains relevant information on generating a number table from a function, which may assist in understanding the calculator's capabilities.
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Hello everyone,

I was just going through the manual of my casio fx-350ES calculator to find out how i can input an equation with one variable. let's say the equation below:

(t/5)^1.514

t being the variable

Then i would like to input a range of values for my variable, t so that i can calculate and get all the answers in one go so i don't have to type the equation each time i want to use it with a different value for t.

lets say the values for t are 1,2,3,4,5

Can anyone help me?
 
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anyone? i know that is possible could you please help me?
 
From the manual the only way to do what i am looking for is to use the table function where you need to input a the range of your values with a given step however this is not what i am looking for. I would like to input values for t that are not necessary in order or with a given step between a maximum and minimum. I would like to input random values such as 1, 20, 50, 32 and then calculate the result using a given equation for these random values
 
Kelles said:
Hello everyone,

I was just going through the manual of my casio fx-350ES calculator to find out how i can input an equation with one variable. let's say the equation below:
This is not an equation. A clue that what you're looking at is an equation is the presence of an equals sign, =.
Kelles said:
(t/5)^1.514

t being the variable

Then i would like to input a range of values for my variable, t so that i can calculate and get all the answers in one go so i don't have to type the equation each time i want to use it with a different value for t.

lets say the values for t are 1,2,3,4,5

Can anyone help me?
Here's a link to the Casio User's Guide - http://support.casio.com/pdf/004/fx-82ES_83ES.etc_Eng.pdf.

It covers several Casio models, including your FX - 350ES.
Page E-41 shows how to generate a number table from a function.
 
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