HP 50g Calculator Tutor
Lesson 16 – Using the Constants Library
In this section, the student will learn how to access and
use the built in constants library in the HP50g calculator.
This calculator has an extensive built in list of constants from chemistry, physics, and other branches of science and
engineering.
I have begun working on a dedicated series to help students with
learning and using Trig Identities. Over time, more identities
will be added with example problems worked!
I’ve posted a new Video Tip regarding Geometry / Trig that deals with how to
quickly and easily convert back and forth between radians and degrees.
Geometry / Trig Video Tip – Conversion between degrees and radians
HP 50g Calculator Tutor –
Working with Units and Unit Conversions
In this section, the student will learn how to attach units to
numbers in the calculator and perform math involving units.
We’ll also learn how to convert between various units quickly
and easily.
HP50g Calculator Tutor:
Section 14 – Hyperbolic Functions
In this section, the student will how work with hyperbolic functions in the
HP50g calculator.
Differential Equations, Vol 2:
Section 22 – Non-Homogeneous ODEs –
Method of Variation of Parameters: Part 4
In this section, we continue to solve non-homogeneous differential
equations using the method of variation of parameters. We work
example problems showing every step in how to reach the solution.
Differential Equations, Volume 2
Section 21 – Non-Homogeneous ODEs –
Method of Variation of Parameters: Part 3
In this section, we continue to solve non-homogeneous differential equations
using the method of variation of parameters. We work example problems
showing every step in how to reach the solution.
Engineering Circuit Analysis, Volume 1
Lesson 3 – Ohm’s Law
In this section, we study one of the most important relations
in Circuit Analysis – Ohm’s Law. Ohm’s law relates current,
voltage, and resistance and is used anytime that a circuit
studied or designed. We introduce the theory and work several
examples to build the student’s skills.
In this section, we continue to solve non-homogeneous differential equations
using the method of variation of parameters. We work example problems
showing every step in how to reach the solution.
Chemistry 1, Volume 2:
Lesson 9 – Reaction Stoichiometry – Part 2
In this section, we continue to work problems that involve
stoichiometric calculations to calculate the amount of reactants
or products used in a reaction.