How Do I Find the nCr Function on a Casio fx-9750G Calculator?

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The Casio fx-9750G calculator provides a straightforward method for calculating combinations using the nCr function. To compute the number of combinations of 4 items from 10, users should input the sequence: 10 [optn][F6][F3][F3]4[EXE]. Additionally, users attempting phasor multiplication should ensure they are using the correct functions and settings, as demonstrated by the unsuccessful attempts to multiply polar coordinates. Proper use of the calculator's functions is essential for accurate results in both combination calculations and phasor operations.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of binomial coefficients and combinations (nCr)
  • Familiarity with the Casio fx-9750G calculator interface
  • Knowledge of polar and rectangular coordinate systems
  • Basic proficiency in using calculator functions for mathematical operations
NEXT STEPS
  • Research the Casio fx-9750G user manual for advanced functions
  • Learn about polar coordinate multiplication and division techniques
  • Explore the differences between rectangular and polar coordinate systems
  • Practice using the nCr function with various combinations on the Casio fx-9750G
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Students, educators, and professionals who utilize the Casio fx-9750G calculator for mathematical computations, particularly in statistics and engineering applications involving combinations and phasor calculations.

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Hi,
I don't know if there are any calculator whizzes out there, or maybey just fellow Casio fx-9750G owners, but I hope you can help me with a problem.

I am trying to find the nCr function to calculate binomial probabilities but i can't seem to find the sequence of buttons to get to it.

thanks

josh
 
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I just got a Casio fx-9750GA plus and I'm pretty disappointed with it. I get better functionallity from my fx-115.

Anyways, to do nCr calculations follow these steps, as per the instruction manual section 2-4-5:

to calculate the possible number of different combinations of 4 items that can be selected from 10 items:(which is the formula 10C4)


In the run screen, type: 10 [optn][F6][F3][F3]4[EXE]

It will look like 10C4
 
Brilliant, thanks for your help, it's much appreciated.

Josh
 
Hi all
I have a similar question to this, for my Casio fx-9750G. I'm trying to do phasor (polar co-ordinate) multiplication/division. I've figured out how to convert rectangular to polar co-ordinates, but I can't seem to get sensible results for functions.

Here's what I've tried:

Using "<" to notate the phasor angle, I want to multiply (240<0degrees) x (110<45 degrees)

The answer should be (240 x 110) < (0 + 45 degrees)
= (26400<45 degrees)

[OPTN] [f6] {>} [f5] {ANGL} [f6] {>}
[f1] { pol( } [2400,0) x ] [f1] { pol( } [110,45) ] [EXE]

ans = [28523; 0] ??

Then I thought perhaps the pol( function is converting rectangular to polar, so I tried:

rec(240,0) x rec(110,45)
ans = [18667;0] ??

I've checked my setup angles are in degrees

What am I doing wrong?

Any help or comments, gratefully received

cheers
Biz
 

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