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#1 Deanna

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Posted 09 March 2009 - 07:12 PM

I use a FX-9750g PLUS and am trying to get the Reduced Row Echelon form of a Matrix. The Casio site says that the program to do this is already loaded into my calculator but it isnt. I do have the program text that you are supposed to create the program with, but its very confusing. Can anyone put this into simpler terms for me? I have never created a program before.

http://www.casioeduc...A8-9088C88C19BF

^ link to program text.

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Posted 10 March 2009 - 05:24 PM

Hi, to get the RREF (reduced row echelon format) command in your calculator you must be in main mode. First press the <span class=OPTN' /> button. Then you must go into MAT. It should be <span class=F2' /> but may not be. Then try to find the RREF command.

Hope that this helps,

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Posted 11 March 2009 - 03:19 AM

Thanks but the RREF command isn't there. The only options I have are Mat, M-L, Det, Trn, Aug, Iden, Dim, Fill. =(

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Posted 22 March 2009 - 10:46 PM

The RREF feature is probably not included in your calculator then,

Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Posted 21 April 2009 - 09:05 PM

The RREF feature is probably not included in your calculator then,

Sorry I could not be of more help.
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Posted 21 April 2009 - 09:08 PM

Sorry for the double post, guys. I'm trying to read and program the code for the RREF program above, however i'm having trouble finding a few symbols:

The folded arrow pointing both left and right
The clock? type thing
Also, is the circular object at the end of every line simply saying "Start new line" as in press EXE?

Thanks very much, if anyone could offer a simplified version of this text or simply explain where i can find these symbols/objects as I make the program, that would be awesome.

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Posted 22 April 2009 - 03:26 AM

Only the models 9850GB PLUS and 9950GB PLUS have software library programs built-in.

For any other model the program must be typed in or transferred via cable, however the doc file given in the casioeducation link: http://www.casioeduc...A8-9088C88C19BF
needs to be viewed with the correct fonts.

I pasted the text from the rowreda.doc into the program Casform to find which font it is supposed to be (it turned out to be FA-121) and then converted it into plain text.

The plain text is:

"ROW REDUCE MATRIX A"
Dim Mat A
List Ans1->R
List Ans2 ->C
Mat A->Mat R
1->I
For 1->J To C
For 1->N To R-I
Mat R[I,J]=0=>Swap R,I,I+N
Next
If Mat R[I,J]<>0
Then *Row 1%Mat R[I,J],R,I
For 1->KTo R
K<>I=>*Row+ (-)Mat R[K,J],R,I,K
Next
Isz I
IfEnd
If I=R+1
Then Mat R[R,J]=1=>Break
Dsz I
IfEnd
Next
Mat R


(-) -the unitary negative sign
=> -implicaton symbol (if,then symbol)
-> -assignment arrow
<> -not equal to
% -represents the fraction symbol on the a b/c button

The location of the other commands is given in this table:
http://www.spiderpix...ml/9850key.html

If this program doesn't work then there is another rowreda program in this topic:
http://www.casiocalc...?showtopic=1884

Edited by caspro, 22 April 2009 - 03:35 AM.


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Posted 22 April 2009 - 03:13 PM

Hi,

I dont see the other models, but Ref&Rref commands are Added on fx-9860GII.

I found this http://math.fullerto...lonFormMod.html

Edited by BαBœk, 22 April 2009 - 03:18 PM.


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Posted 23 April 2009 - 12:22 AM

Ok, yes the new GII models have rref and the 9860 models can have an OS upgrade to include rref and the Algebra FX 2.0 Plus includes rref in its symbolic mode.

I was thinking about the old 9x50 series models. Only the GB versions of the old 9x50 series have rref built-in.

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Posted 13 January 2010 - 07:13 PM

Only the models 9850GB PLUS and 9950GB PLUS have software library programs built-in.

For any other model the program must be typed in or transferred via cable, however the doc file given in the casioeducation link: http://www.casioeduc...A8-9088C88C19BF
needs to be viewed with the correct fonts.

I pasted the text from the rowreda.doc into the program Casform to find which font it is supposed to be (it turned out to be FA-121) and then converted it into plain text.

The plain text is:

"ROW REDUCE MATRIX A"
Dim Mat A
List Ans1->R
List Ans2 ->C
Mat A->Mat R
1->I
For 1->J To C
For 1->N To R-I
Mat R[I,J]=0=>Swap R,I,I+N
Next
If Mat R[I,J]<>0
Then *Row 1%Mat R[I,J],R,I
For 1->KTo R
K<>I=>*Row+ (-)Mat R[K,J],R,I,K
Next
Isz I
IfEnd
If I=R+1
Then Mat R[R,J]=1=>Break
Dsz I
IfEnd
Next
Mat R


(-) -the unitary negative sign
=> -implicaton symbol (if,then symbol)
-> -assignment arrow
<> -not equal to
% -represents the fraction symbol on the a b/c button

The location of the other commands is given in this table:
http://www.spiderpix...ml/9850key.html

If this program doesn't work then there is another rowreda program in this topic:
http://www.casiocalc...?showtopic=1884


could anyone tell me the keystrokes to enter the above program into my calculator? i am having trouble figuring out how to input them

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Posted 26 January 2011 - 03:53 AM

Only the models 9850GB PLUS and 9950GB PLUS have software library programs built-in.

For any other model the program must be typed in or transferred via cable, however the doc file given in the casioeducation link: http://www.casioeduc...A8-9088C88C19BF
needs to be viewed with the correct fonts.

I pasted the text from the rowreda.doc into the program Casform to find which font it is supposed to be (it turned out to be FA-121) and then converted it into plain text.

The plain text is:

"ROW REDUCE MATRIX A"
Dim Mat A
List Ans1->R
List Ans2 ->C
Mat A->Mat R
1->I
For 1->J To C
For 1->N To R-I
Mat R[I,J]=0=>Swap R,I,I+N
Next
If Mat R[I,J]<>0
Then *Row 1%Mat R[I,J],R,I
For 1->KTo R
K<>I=>*Row+ (-)Mat R[K,J],R,I,K
Next
Isz I
IfEnd
If I=R+1
Then Mat R[R,J]=1=>Break
Dsz I
IfEnd
Next
Mat R


(-) -the unitary negative sign
=> -implicaton symbol (if,then symbol)
-> -assignment arrow
<> -not equal to
% -represents the fraction symbol on the a b/c button

The location of the other commands is given in this table:
http://www.spiderpix...ml/9850key.html

If this program doesn't work then there is another rowreda program in this topic:
http://www.casiocalc...?showtopic=1884



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Posted 26 January 2011 - 03:58 AM

Whatever is above (sorry first time here so I didn't know how to work this comment thing) whoever posted this, I cannot thank you enough!!!!

For linear algebra, we need the RREF function on our calculators, and being the only one with a Casio fx-9750G PLUS (everyone else has TI-89 or Voyage 200s), I was worried I would have to shell out 120 bucks for a new calculator.

I input the program above and it works like a charm. Thanks again!!!!!

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Posted 22 May 2011 - 01:41 AM

I'm an trying to input these steps into my calculator in order to be able to use RREF with a matrix, but I don't know how to type in the "assignment arrow". Can somebody tell me where to find the "->" symbol? I can only find the "=>" symbol on my calc. (I use fx-9750G plus).

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Posted 06 November 2013 - 03:39 AM

Only the models 9850GB PLUS and 9950GB PLUS have software library programs built-in.

For any other model the program must be typed in or transferred via cable, however the doc file given in the casioeducation link: http://www.casioeduc...A8-9088C88C19BF
needs to be viewed with the correct fonts.

I pasted the text from the rowreda.doc into the program Casform to find which font it is supposed to be (it turned out to be FA-121) and then converted it into plain text.

The plain text is:

"ROW REDUCE MATRIX A"
Dim Mat A
List Ans1->R
List Ans2 ->C
Mat A->Mat R
1->I
For 1->J To C
For 1->N To R-I
Mat R[I,J]=0=>Swap R,I,I+N
Next
If Mat R[I,J]<>0
Then *Row 1%Mat R[I,J],R,I
For 1->KTo R
K<>I=>*Row+ (-)Mat R[K,J],R,I,K
Next
Isz I
IfEnd
If I=R+1
Then Mat R[R,J]=1=>Break
Dsz I
IfEnd
Next
Mat R


(-) -the unitary negative sign
=> -implicaton symbol (if,then symbol)
-> -assignment arrow
<> -not equal to
% -represents the fraction symbol on the a b/c button

The location of the other commands is given in this table:
http://www.spiderpix...ml/9850key.html

If this program doesn't work then there is another rowreda program in this topic:
http://www.casiocalc...?showtopic=1884


Thank you so much for this post!!! :nod: You have no idea how much you've helped. For anyone out there with a Casio fx-9750GA Plus, this works wonders~ However, I would like to make it easier for people who are new at coding (much like myself) on some things: When typing out the "List Ans" part make sure to put the 1->R and 2->C in a bracket. So it would look like: List Ans 1>R *The same applies for the second line :thumbsup: * Also, on the "For 1->N To R-I" part, instead of a - between the R and I the proper symbol would be the fraction symbol. Following the key, it would be "For 1->N To R%I". For any other questions, follow caspro's first link! It provides a key input guide to get certain symbols! (This one: http://www.spiderpix...ml/9850key.html) :greengrin: That is all I believe, so good luck~!

Edited by ThiefOfRage, 06 November 2013 - 03:41 AM.


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Posted 30 March 2017 - 08:46 PM

Hello. I am new here, and I have this fx9750g plus, and I need some advice about rref. first at all what kind of cable would i need for this? and some instruction on how to insert this program into my calculator?



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Posted 02 April 2017 - 02:59 PM

You need FA-123 cable.

Concerning insertion, retype the program instructions to your calc.

The special characters and programming commands can be found after pressing shift+vars [prgm]

http://support.casio...5&cid=004002005


Edited by pan.gejt, 02 April 2017 - 03:14 PM.





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