Hi,
How can I store and recall a matrix resulting from my calculation for later use? I know that the last result is stored as MAT Ans, but that will change once I do some other operations/calculTions. Therefore I would like to store the result in memory somehow for recall later when needed. Would appreciate your kind help.

Fx 9860Gii How To Store Matrix Result For Later Use?
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, Jul 16 2013 08:08 AM
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#1
Posted 16 July 2013 - 08:08 AM
#2
Posted 16 July 2013 - 05:16 PM
If you already know Mat Ans, you should also know Mat A~Z. The assignment arrow (
) works with matrices as well, so do this:
Or just assign the result directly to a matrix instead of letting it go into Mat Ans (unfortunately somme commands don't support that, most notably those for recalling the cofficients or results of the simultaneous / polynomial equation solvers).

Mat Ans->Mat AAny letter in place of A will do, of course.
Or just assign the result directly to a matrix instead of letting it go into Mat Ans (unfortunately somme commands don't support that, most notably those for recalling the cofficients or results of the simultaneous / polynomial equation solvers).
#3
Posted 17 July 2013 - 07:03 AM
Hi!
Thanks. that works super. just have the calc for 2 days so still discovering function. may I ask more questions?
1. I tried to use the arrow to save also "normal" numbers (ans->1), but didnt work. What command am I missing? And how can I recall the info later?
2. I dont suppose the calc also do Cofactor Matrix?
Still practicing using the calc so still finding out what I dont know. Sorry that the questions come in piece meals. í ½í¸‰
Thanks for the help.
Thanks. that works super. just have the calc for 2 days so still discovering function. may I ask more questions?
1. I tried to use the arrow to save also "normal" numbers (ans->1), but didnt work. What command am I missing? And how can I recall the info later?
2. I dont suppose the calc also do Cofactor Matrix?
Still practicing using the calc so still finding out what I dont know. Sorry that the questions come in piece meals. í ½í¸‰
Thanks for the help.
#4
Posted 17 July 2013 - 11:51 AM
Numbers aren't valid variables – letters are. You can do things like Ans→A and 12.5→X, and then recall the value by typing that letter.1. I tried to use the arrow to save also "normal" numbers (ans->1), but didnt work. What command am I missing? And how can I recall the info later?
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