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E-4 Operating Precautions. Be sure to press the P button on the back of the calculator before using the calculator for the fi rst time. See page 1 for information about the P button. Casio fx-5800P Land Surveying Programs No.s Pages 1 Radial Bearing & H-Distance by Coordinates 2 2 Radial Coordinates by Bearing Distance 3 3 4 4 Reference Line 5 5 Chainage Offset 6 6 Intersections by Coordinates 7 7 Intersections by Bearings 8-9 8 Intersections by Angles 10 9 Cross Point 11 10 Angles Clock wise Anti-Clock wise 12 11 Point to.

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Group 1SizeAuthorLast Updated
Discrete19kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
This set of programs was written for the Western Australian Discrete Mathematics course. (Also has copy of NUMSEQS).
Individual programs in these files:
APPreview Finds, solves and tabulates arithmetic progressions. See Graphic Calculator Series by OT Lee for Discrete Mathematics to learn about this program and also GP below.
FINDRULENew! Finds best rule y=f(x) (from linear, power, quadratic or exponential) when at least 2 points stored in List1(x) and List2 (y).
GPPreview Finds, solves and tabulates geometric progressions. See Task 4 - Using the GP program or the link above to OTLee.
GTHDECAYPreviewUpdated! Enter two or more data points to find the equation of exponential growth or decay in the form y = a(r)x
LINEARPreview Equation of a straight line from gradient and point or two points.
MAVUpdated! Enter time series in Lists 1 and 2, set period and this program returns graphs, moving averages, residuals, seasonal components, future values, etc. See Task 3 for worked example.
REPAYNew!Updated! Generates complete loan repayment table (or individual row of table) for typical Discrete problems such as a loan of $1000 at 7%pa is repaid by monthly installments of $80.
Group 2SizeAuthorLast Updated
Calculus13kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
This set of programs was written for the Western Australian Calculus course.
Individual programs in these files:
CMPLXNUMPreview Enter complex number z in either cartesian or polar form and then convert between forms, find nth power, list nth roots and evaluate ez.
DOTPRODPreview Dot product of two vectors.
EXACTVALPreview Displays exact values of sin, cos and tan from 0 to 180 degrees.
LOGBASEConverts logs to different bases.
NWTNRAPHPreview First store f(x) in Y1. Program then solves f(x) = 0 using Newton-Raphson method, displaying all iterations.
NWTRPHTTPreview Same as NWTNRAPH but also animates iterations graphically. See Task 5 - Investigating when the iteration fails.
PBISECTReturns equation of perpendicular bisector of two points.
POLYDIVDivides any two polynomials, returning quotient and remainder. See Sheet 11 for worked examples. CFX9850G version.
POLYDIV+Divides any two polynomials, returning quotient and remainder. See Sheet 12 for worked example. CFX9850G+ and later version.
POLYMLT+Multiplies any two polynomials (any order) together. See Sheet 12 for help. CFX9850G+ and later version.
POLYMULTMultiplies any two polynomials (any order) together. See Sheet 11 for worked examples. CFX9850G version.
TRIGSOLVSolves sin, cos or tan(A) = x over your chosen range (in either degrees or radians). Solutions displayed in rows with first column degrees, second column radians and third column exact multiples of pi (where possible).
Group 3SizeAuthorLast Updated
Applicable19kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
This set of programs was written for the Western Australian Applicable Mathematics course. (Also has copy of MAV).
Individual programs in these files:
GAUSELIMPreview Gaussian elimination of matrix A, result in matrix R, showing steps.
LINPRGPreview Solves linear programming problems. Enter inequalities, objective function and program does the rest. WARNING: Optimal value is always OK, but not confident this program will always return the correct coordinates - more checking still needed.
MEDIANFinds the median from a grouped frequency table using linear interpolation. See Sheet 15 for a worked example.
PDF+PreviewUpdated! Five probability distributions in one quick program. Calculate, tabulate and plot any normal, exponential, Binomial, Poisson or user defined (any pdf entered in Y1) probabilities. Probabilities now displayed to 5dp instead of 4!
RESIDUALCheck your regression model with this small utility which calculates and plots residuals based on regression of List 2 (y) on List 1 (x).
ROWREDAPreview Reduces matrix A to echelon form, storing result in matrix R and indicating type of solution.
ROWREDTTAs for ROWREDA but also shows steps in reduction. (Though rarely shows a neat path to the reduction!)
Group 4SizeAuthorLast Updated
Odds'n'Ends27kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
This is a set of miscellaneous programs and utilities.
Individual programs in these files:
2PT LINENew! Enter coordinates of two points and get gradient, midpoint, distance and equation of line.
BORGSWorks out aerobic exercise heart rate targets for given age, exercise intensity and level of fitness.
GRAPHEQNPractice in working out a and b for y=ax+b from a graph.
INEQSOLVSolves single variable (linear) inequalities of the form ax+b < cx+d.
LATLONGSolves latitude and longditude problems - both distance from A to B or position after travelling xkm from A.
MARKSEnter max mark, then enter student mark(s) for conversion to % and finish with hi mark (>max) to obtain class average.
MEANMEDLittle utility to calculate mean and median for single data set without going into STAT mode.
PERPBSCTCalculates and draws the perpendicular bisector of any two points.
QUADEQNCalculates equation of a parabola from three points.
QUADSOLVPreviewUpdated! Enter quadratic in any form and have it converted into standard, completed square and factored (where possible) forms. Roots (real or complex) given as both exact and decimal values.
RIGHTTRIRight-triangle solver when angle and one of O, A or H is known.
SAVOLSolves surface area and volume problems for most prisms, pyramids, cones, spheres and cylinders.
SIMPLOTSTakes simultaneous equations (2 variables) with coefficients already entered in SOLV SIML [2] and graphs them to assist in interpretation of solution.
SURDSIMPPreview Simplifies several common types of surd expressions.
TRAPRULEIntroduction to finding area beneath a curve using trapeziums. Store function in Y1 first. Uses Lists 1 to 3 for working.
TRISOLVEPreview Enter known sides or angles and TriSolve finds the rest and area. (Including ambiguous case of sin rule).
Group 5SizeAuthorLast Updated
Number5kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
A set of fast running number utilities to speed up those irksome number questions.
Individual programs in these files:
DTFEnter any decimal number to find exact (or nearest) equivalent fraction to tenth decimal place.
FACTORSFinds all factors of a number.
HCFFinds Highest Common Factor for two numbers.
LCMFinds Lowest Common Multiple for two numbers.
NUMSEQSGenerates list of up to 50 terms of Fibonacci sequence or first 250 prime, square or triangle numbers.
PRIME?Determines whether a number is prime or composite.
PRIMFACTFinds all prime factors of a number.
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Group 6SizeAuthorLast Updated
Simulations18kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
A set of programs to simulate a variety of situations and hence obtain sets of experimental results.
Individual programs in these files:
BROWNIANSimulates Brownian motion.
COINTOSSSimulation which counts number of H and T when a coin is tossed.
CONHEADSSimulates tossing coin and records runs of consecutive heads. Results displayed in table and graph.
DECAYSimulates radioactive decay of anywhere between 1 to 1000 atoms. Decay continues until all radioactivity has ceased. Results summarised in table and graph.
DICEROLLSimulates rolling a die until a chosen number appears.
DOUBLE6Counts number of double 6's in up to 250 tosses of a pair of dice, recording each toss in Lists 1 and 2.
DRAWCARDVisually simulates drawing cards from a shuffled pack with or without replacement.
GUESSCollects up to 50 student estimates of 5 seconds and puts them into a list for analysis. The worksheet Task 2 - Estimation of 5 seconds - Data collection and Normal distribution illustrates a possible use.
HEADSCumulative probability of tossing a head 99 times. Relative frequency is graphed.
LONGRUNSimulates long run experimental relative frequency for an event with probability P.
ONE DICESimulates tossing a single die up to 96 times. Live update of count.
REACTCollects up to 50 measurements of your reaction times and puts them into a list for statistical analysis. See example worksheet Task 1 - collection and analysis of reaction times.
TOSSESChoose how many coins to toss and how many trials. This simulation then displays the number of heads obtained in a table and graph.
TWO DICESimulation of tossing a pair of dice up to 250 times. Column graph grows as the experiment progresses. Results summarised in table.
Group 7SizeAuthorLast Updated
EA-100 data44kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
This set of programs is for use with the EA-100 Data Analyzer. For detailed instructions on using this collection, read the Data Logging page.
Individual programs in these files:
GETDATAThis simple to use program is for data collection using the three probes supplied with the EA-100 data analyzer. If you are new to data logging, then this is the program to start with.
GETDATA2The big brother to GET DATA, allowing the use of any type of probe, any combination of up to 4 probes, individual calibration or conversion equations for all probes and use of one probe to trigger data collection. Real time graph plotting is possible either against time or one probe against another.
GETITEMSingle or paired data collection with a single probe. Each sample is individually triggered from the calculator.
GETPHThis program is specifically for use with the Vernier pH system, allowing real time monitoring and graphing of the pH of solutions over the 0 to 14 range.
GETPULSESpecifically for use with the Vernier heart rate monitor. Allows continuous monitoring and recording of an individuals heart rate using an ear clip.
Group 8SizeAuthorLast Updated
EA-200 data12kbCharlie Watson15/03/2004
This set of programs is for use with the new EA-200 Data Analyzer. For detailed instructions on using this collection, read the Data Logging page.
Individual programs in these files:
EA2PHNew! This program is specifically for use with the Vernier pH system, allowing real time monitoring and graphing of the pH of solutions over the 0 to 14 range.
EA2PULSENew! Specifically for use with the Vernier heart rate monitor. Allows continuous monitoring and recording of an individuals heart rate using an ear clip.
EASY200New! This simple to use program is for data collection using the three probes supplied with the EA-200 data analyzer. If you are new to data logging, then this is the program to start with.
Group 9SizeAuthorLast Updated
Kissane6kbBarry Kissane2/07/2000
The source of most of these programs is Chapter 12 (Programming) in the book More Mathematics With A Graphics Calculator by Barry Kissane. (See Books). They are fairly short and intended to help you understand the basics of programming. See book for full details of programs.
Individual programs in these files:
ARCHIMEDCalculate an approximation for pi based on Archimedes.
BINPROBMakes Binomial probability distribution table.
CALENDARReturns the day of week from the date.
CARDSSimulates collecting complete set of n cards. (Eg collector cards in cereal).
COIN60 simulations of tossing coin n times. Number of heads in List1.
DEPLOTFinds differential equation solution graphically using step method.
DIFFLISTStores differences of values in List1 into List2.
DIRECFLDDraws direction field for differential equation. Formula in Y1.
DISPLAYTime v temperature data recording with EA100 unit.
FACTORSFinds set of prime factors of n for n>10.
MANDLBRTDraws user chosen part of Mandelbrot set.
SAMPDISTSelects random sample from data stored in List1.
SAMPLECreates random samples of data with chosen probability.
Group 10SizeAuthorLast Updated
Ziv9kbAlan Ziv2/07/2000
These programs are also posted in *.zip format on the USA site The Casio Classroom, hosted by University of Central Florida.
Individual programs in these files:
AMORTIZEComputes the standard amortization calculations.
CMPLXPWRFinds any power of a complex number.
CMPLXRTFinds and displays the n complex solutions of zn = c.
DBLINTApproximates a double integral numerically.
EULERPlots the Euler's method solution of a differential equation.
FUNDTHMNumerically solves the differential equation and plots the antiderivative.
IMPGRAPHPlots the implicitly defined graph given by F(x, y) = 0.
LINPROGSolves a linear programming problem by the simplex method.
PRIMEDetermines whether a number is prime or composite.
PRIMFACTReports the prime factors of a number and their multiplicity.
RIEMANNApproximates an integral by a Riemann sum.
ROWREDARow reduces Matrix A to reduced row echelon form.
SLOPEFLDGraphs the slope field of a differential equation.
TRIPLINTApproximates a triple integral numerically.
Casio Fx 5800p Surveying Programs
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Casio Fx 5800p Surveying Programs Reviews

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    Casio fx-5800P Land Surveying Programs

    No.s Pages

    1 Radial Bearing & H-Distance by Coordinates 2

    2 Radial Coordinates by Bearing Distance 3

    3 4

    4 Reference Line 5

    5 Chainage Offset 6

    6 Intersections by Coordinates 7

    7 Intersections by Bearings 8-9

    8 Intersections by Angles 10

    9 Cross Point 11

    10 Angles Clock wise Anti-Clock wise 12

    11 Point to Point Easting Northing 13

    12 Point to Point Bearing&Distance 14

    13 2 Point Resection 15

    14 3 Point Resection 16-17

    15 3 Point Centre of Circle Coordinates 18

    16 Simple Horizontal Curve Left & Right 19-20

    17 Level 21

    18 Interpolation 22

    19 Vertical Curve 23

    20 Triangles 24-25

    21 Calculator Information 26

    ContentsItems

    Before using the programs make some checks and make sure its working properly.Instruction

    Point to Point XYZ

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    Deg:'STN E'?A:'STN N'?B:'SCALE FACTOR'?ZLbl 0:'POINT E'?C:'POINT N'?D'BEARING=':Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180DMS'H-DISTANCE=':Abs ((B-D)+(A-C)i)ZGoto 0

    Example with Diagram

    POINT E=456.547POINT N=556.547

    Input'From 'co-ordinates: (STN E , STN N)'To 'co-ordinates: (POINT E , POINT N),?'Depend on area' IF NO SCALE FACTOR THEN =1.00000OutputBearing & Distance (STN E , STN N) to (POINT E , POINT N)

    (STN E , STN N) to ?

    Radial Bearing & H-Distance by Coordinates

    STN N=5.00

    Program

    Compute the 'Bearing&Distnce' from any point to other points. This program removes the need to keep re-entering the first set of co-ordinates.

    STN E=4.00SCALE FACTOR=0.999621

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    Deg:'STN E'?A:'STN N'?B:'SCALE FACTOR'?ZLbl 0:'BEARING'?C:'H-DISTANCE'?D'EASTING=':(sin(C)(DZ))+A'NORTHING=':(cos(C)(DZ))+BGoto 0

    Example with Diagram

    POINT E=456.547POINT N=556.547

    Input'From 'co-ordinates: (STN E , STN N)'To 'bearing distance: (BEARING , H-DISTANCE),?'Curvature correction' IF NO SCALE FACTOR THEN =1.00000OutputEasting & Northing (STN E , STN N) to (POINT E , POINT N)

    (STN E , STN N) to ?

    Radial Coordinates by Bearing Distance

    Compute the 'Coordinates' from any point to other points. This program removes the need to keep re-entering the first set of co-ordinates.

    STN E=4.00STN N=5.00 SCALE FACTOR=0.999621

    Program

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    Deg:Lbl 0

    'OBS EAST=':A+(sin(D)(FZ))'OBS NORTH=':B+(cos(D)(FZ))'OBS ELEV=':C+G+(sin(90-E)F)-HGoto 0

    Example with Diagram

    T.H=1.300

    BM=3.000

    H-DISTANCE 141.421STN E= 100.000 OBS E= 200.000STN N= 100.000 OBS N= 200.000STN Z= 0.000 OBS Z= 3.000

    Input'At Station' (STN E , STN N,STN ELEV,I.H)'To Station' (AZIMUTH, ZENITH ANGLE,H-DISTANCE,T.H)'Curvature correction' IF NO SCALE FACTOR THEN =1.00000OutputTo Station' OBS EAST

    OBS NORTHOBS ELEV

    ZENAITH ANGLE=9000'00'

    SCALE FACTOR=1.000000

    Point to Point XYZ

    ProgramCompute the 'Easting Northing Elevation' a point to next point

    'STN E'?A:'STN N'?B:'STN ELEV'?C:'AZIMUTH'?D:'ZENITH ANGLE'?E:'H-DISTANCE'?F: 'H.I'?G:'T.H'?H:'SCALE FACTOR'?Z

    H.I=1.321

    AZIMUTH 4500'00'

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    Deg:'POINT-1E'?A:'POINT-1N'?B:'POINT-2E'?C:'POINT-2N'?DLbl 0:'DISTANCE'?E:'OFFSET+/-'?F'REQ -E=':A+(sin(Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180)E)+(sin(Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180+90)F)'REQ -N=':B+(cos(Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180)E)+(cos(Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180+90)F)Goto 0

    Example with Diagram

    REQ-E -1.000REQ-N 10.000

    POINT-1E 0.000 POINT-2E 0.000POINT-1N 0.000 POINT-2N 100

    OFFSET +/- -1.000

    DISTANCE 10.000 1.000

    REQ-E 1.000REQ-N 10.000

    Input'From 'co-ordinates: (POINT-1E , POINT-1N)'To 'co-ordinates: (POINT-2E , POINT-2N)'From base point' DISTANCE'From base line' OFFSET +/-

    OutputEasting&Northing REQ-E

    REQ-N

    Reference Line

    Program

    Compute the 'Easting&Northing' from base line to any other point with reference of distances.

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    Deg:'STN E'?A:'STN N'?B:'POINT E'?C:'POINT N'?DLbl 0:'OBS-E'?E:'OBS-N'?F'DISTANCE=':(cos(Arg((B-F)+(A-E)i)+180-Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180)Abs ((B-F)+(A-E)i))'OFFSET=':(sin(Arg((B-F)+(A-E)i)+180-Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180)Abs ((B-F)+(A-E)i))Goto 0

    Example with Diagram

    OBS-E -1.000OBS-N 10.000

    POINT-1E 0.000 POINT-2E 0.000POINT-1N 0.000 POINT-2N 100.000

    OFFSET +/- -1.000

    DISTANCE 10.000 1.000

    OBS-E 1.000OBS-N 10.000

    Input'From 'co-ordinates: (POINT-1E , POINT-1N)'To 'co-ordinates: (POINT-2E , POINT-2N)'At Station' OBS-E'At Station' OBS-N

    OutputFrom base point DISTANCEFrom base line OFFSET +/-

    Compute the 'Distance&Offset' from base line to any other point with reference of co-ordinates.

    Chainage Offset

    Program

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    LbI 0

    (A-C)(B-D)I:(E-G)(F-H)J'PI EAST=':(E-A-(JF)+(IB))(I-J)K'PI NORTH=':A-(I(B-K))Goto 0

    Example with Diagram

    Input'Easting & Northing ' EAST 1, NORTH 1

    EAST 2, NORTH 2 EAST 3, NORTH 3 EAST 4, NORTH 4

    OutputIntersection Point INT EAST

    INT NORTH

    Intersections by Coordinates

    Program

    Compute the 'Easting&Northing' of two line intersection follow diagram sequence

    Deg:'EAST 1'?B:'NORTH 1'?A:'EAST 2'?D:'NORTH 2'?C:'EAST 3'?F:'NORTH 3'?E:'EAST 4'?H:'NORTH 4'?G

    STN E2=24.432STN N2=19.431 STN E4=35.958STN N4=16.400

    STN E1=17.153STN N1=15.870

    STN E3=40.205STN N3=9.809

    PI East =31.712PI North=22.991

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    Lbl 0Deg:'STN-1E'?A:'STN-1N'?B:'STN-2E'?C:'STN-2N'?D:'AZIMUTH 1'?E:'AZIMUTH 2'?FIf E=0:Then 0.0000001E:If EndIf F=0:Then 0.0000001F:If EndIf E=90:Then 90.0000001E:If EndIf F=90:Then 90.0000001F:If EndIf E=180:Then 180.0000001E:If EndIf F=180:Then 180.0000001F:If EndIf E=270:Then 270.0000001E:If EndIf E=270:Then 270.0000001E:If End1(tan(E))P1(tan(F))Qtan(E)Rtan(F)S((CQ)-(AP)+B-D)(Q-P)X((DS)-(BR)+A-C)(S-R)YFix 3'EASTING=':X'NORTHING=':YLbI 3Deg:'MENU'[1] NEW STANS':'[2] CONTINUE'?MIf M=1:Then Goto 1:If EndIf M=2:Then Goto 2:If EndGoto 3

    Intersections by Bearings

    Program

    Compute the 'Easting&Northing' of two line intersection follow diagram sequence

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    Example with Diagram

    Input'Easting & Northing ' EAST 1, NORTH 1

    EAST 2, NORTH 2Bearings AZIMUTH 1

    AZIMUTH 2

    OutputIntersection Point EASTING

    NORTHING

    Intersections by Bearings

    STN E1=17.153STN N1=15.870

    STN E2=40.205STN N2=9.809

    PI East =31.712PI North=22.991

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    Lbl 0Deg:'STN-1E'?A:'STN-1N'?B:'STN-2E'?C:'STN-2N'?D:'ANGLE 1'?E:'ANGLE 2'?F180-(E+F)G:Arg((B-D)+(A-C)i)+180H:Abs((B-D)+(A-C)i)I:(Isin(F))(sin(G))J'PI EAST=':A+(sin(H-E)J)'PI NORTH=':B+(cos(H-E)J)Goto 0

    Example with Diagram

    Input'Easting & Northing ' EAST 1, NORTH 1

    EAST 2, NORTH 2Bearings ANGLE 1

    ANGLE 2

    OutputIntersection Point INT EAST

    INT NORTH

    Compute the 'Easting&Northing' of two line intersection follow diagram sequence

    Program

    Intersections by Angles

    STN E1=17.153STN N1=15.870

    STN E2=40.205STN N2=9.809

    PI EAST =31.712PI NNORTH=22.991

    ANGLE-242 28'32'

    ANGLE-140 47'42'

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    Lbl 0

    (D-B)(C-A)H:(E-X)(F-Y)G'CROSS POINT EAST=':(F-1GE-B+HA)(H-1G)I'CROSS POINT NORTH=':B+H(I-A)Goto 0

    Example with Diagram

    Input'Easting & Northing / Chainage & Elevation EAST 1, NORTH 1

    EAST 2, NORTH 2 EAST 3, NORTH 3 EAST 4, NORTH 4

    OutputCross Point CROSS POINT EAST

    CROSS POINT NORTH

    Deg:'EAST 1'?A:'NORTH 1'?B:'EAST 2'?C:'NORTH 2'?D:'EAST 3'?E: 'NORTH 3'?F:'EAST 4'?X:'NORTH 4'?Y

    Cross Point

    Program

    Compute the 'Cross'co-ordinates or change elevation follow the sequence witch is in diagram

    EAST 3=19.157NORTH 3=24.58