HP-32E Q & Q^-1 for Sharp, TI, & Casio

[Matt Agajanian]

(11-27-2022 06:38 AM)Csaba Tizedes Wrote:  Hi Matt!

I'm sure, you'll get a prize from Dave Hicks for the "most active non HP user on HPMuseum". No offense.

BTW it can be very helpful, if you share, how those Q and Q^-1 functions are works.

The normal distribution is implemented on CASIOs, just dig it from the deep of those stupid MODEs and menus. So, not a keypress and during "normal" calculation, it is not available. Maybe on TI. SHARP I don't know.

Manual - as usually.

Cs.

Before I posted this question, I took 15 minutes looking through both the 516T & X manuals.

Casio, yes. But neither Sharp’s EL-W516X or T have distribution functions. So, I’m thinking that there might be a way to implement the 32E/TI/Casio functions on Sharp models.

I just find it awkward that a calculator that is supposed to have 640 functions doesn’t have distribution functions. I would think Sharp would design calculators to compete with Casio & TI.