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HP 12C: Hyperbolic Sine and Cosine, and their Inverses

HP 12C: Hyperbolic Sine and Cosine, and their Inverses


Introduction


The following program calculates four hyperbolic functions:


sinh x = (e^x – e^(-x)) / 2

cosh x = (e^x + e^(-x)) / 2

arcsinh x = ln(x + √(x^2 + 1))

arccosh x = ln(x + √(x^2 - 1)) (principal arccosh x)



HP 12C Program: sinh x, cosh x, arcsinh x, arccosh x



Step #: Step Code: [ keys ]


# sinh x: GTO 01, R/S

01: __, 43, 22: [ g ] e^x

02: __, 43, 36: [ g ] LST x

03: __, __, 16: [ CHS ]

04: __, 43, 22: [ g ] e^x

05: __, __, 30: [ - ]

06: __, __, _2: [ 2 ]

07: __, __, 10: [ ÷ ]

08: 43, 33, 00: [ g ] GTO 00


# cosh x: GTO 09, R/S

09: __, 43, 22: [ g ] e^x

10: __, 43, 36: [ g ] LST x

11: __, __, 16: [ CHS ]

12: __, 43, 22: [ g ] e^x

13: __, __, 40: [ + ]

14: __, __, _2: [ 2 ]

15: __, __, 10: [ ÷ ]

16: 43, 33, 00: [ g ] GTO 00


# arcsinh x: GTO 17, R/S

17: __, __, 36: [ ENTER ]

18: __, __, 36: [ ENTER ]

19: __, __, _2: [ 2 ]

20: __, __, 21: [ y^x ]

21: __, __, _1: [ 1 ]

22: __, __, 40: [ + ]

23: __, 43, 21: [ √ ]

24: __, __, 40: [ + ]

25: __, 43, 23: [ g ] LN

26: 43, 33, 00: [ g ] GTO 00


# arccosh x: GTO 27 R/S

27: __, __, 36: [ ENTER ]

28: __, __, 36: [ ENTER ]

29: __, __, _2: [ 2 ]

30: __, __, 21: [ y^x ]

31: __, __, _1: [ 1 ]

32: __, __, 30: [ - ]

33: __, 43, 21: [ √ ]

34: __, __, 40: [ + ]

35: __, 43, 23: [ g ] LN

36: 43, 33, 00: [ g ] GTO 00



Instructions


1. Enter x

2. To calculate, press [ g ] GTO ##, then press [ R/S ].

* GTO 01 R/S: sinh x

* GTO 09 R/S: cosh x

* GTO 17 R/S: arcsinh x

* GTO 27 R/S: arccosh x


Examples

(Fix 4)

x

sinh x

cosh x

-0.64

-0.6846

1.2119

0.59

0.6248

1.1792

1.23

1.5645

1.8568

3.74

21.0371

21.0609


Note: arccosh(1.2119) returns 0.64



Source


Selby, Samuel M. Ph. D. Sc. D. CRC Standard Mathematics Tables: Nineteenth Edition. The Chemical Rubber Co. Cleveland, OH. 1971. pp. 202, 211



Until next time,

Eddie


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