MATH PAK EXAMPLES

EXAMPLE 1:     Add 2 numbers in columns, with various screen
               formatting.

     23             456.789             333.3
                    123.5               444.5
     45             _______             777.8     ( ~M )
                    580.289   ( ~M )
     68    ( ~M )


EXAMPLE 2:     Add 2 numbers and format the results using the
               comma and decimals options.

     123,456.789                   111.444
         666.6                     +33
     124,123.389,0  ( ,4~M )       144.44     ( ,2~M )


EXAMPLE 3:     Subtract 2 numbers, once with paren option.

          234.5                    234.5
          -33.03                   (33.03)
          201.47    ( ~M )         201.47    ( (~M )


EXAMPLE 4:     Multiply 2 numbers and divide 2 numbers.

          222                      222
          *33                      / 3
        7,326       ( ,~M )         74       ( ~M )


EXAMPLE 5:     Do mixed operations from bottom up.

          23                            \
          *³   Ü                         ¾   ¨ dï 2³ ª 1.µ seconä )
          /2   /    ( do 3/2 first )    /    
          34.5      ( ~M )

         
          111                           \
          -22  \                         >   ( do 111-110 second )
          * 5  /    ( do -22 * 5 first )/
          ===
            1       ( ~M )


EXAMPLE 6:     Line operations follow similar rules.

          23 * 3 / 2 = 34.5   ( do mixed operations from = back )

          23*3/2=34.5         ( spaces are optional )

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EXAMPLE 7:     Add with dollar option.

     123.50 + 45.23 = $168.73      ( $~M )


EXAMPLE 8:     Reformat a number.

     1234.567778 = 1,234.568       ( ,3~M )


EXAMPLE 9:     In columnar math the units digit of the answer is
               normally placed where the M of the command is entered.
               This is NOT done if the result would not fit on the
               current line.

          123456
     *9876543210
1,219,318,518,533,760    ( ,~M )


EXAMPLE 10:    Overly large numbers are rounded if possible. 
               A number larger than 19 digits may not be entered.

1234567.8901234567 + 1000000000000 = 1000001234567.890123

1,234,567.012,345,67 * 100,000.000,000 = 123,456,701,234.567


EXAMPLE 11:    Exceptions.

          123 / 0 = DIVIDING BY 0           ( divide by 0 is indeterminate )

1234567890¹ ª 987654321° = NUMBER TOO LARGE  ¨ thå resultó ió greateò thaî )
                                             ( 19 integer digits )

1234567890123456.789° « ² ½ NUMBEÒ TOÏ LARGÅ ¨ á numbeò inpuô maù noô )
                                             ( exceed 19 digits )
         *12
          IMPROPER EQUATION        ( equation incomplete )


12 * 3 = 36  12 * 3 = 72          ( the second result is wrong )
            ^                     ( there must be more than 2 spaces in )
            |                     ( front of the equation if it is preceded )
                                  ( by a number field )
          12
          *3
          __
          36
               <---                ( as above, the second result is )
          1²                       ¨ wrong¬ therå musô bå ² spacå lineó )
          *3                       ( above the equation if preceded by )
          __                       ( a number field )
          72
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