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64 Mathematical Functions<br />

Keystrokes Display<br />

CD 2<br />

-1,689.81<br />

CD IRNo l -1,689.81<br />

CD 9<br />

-1,689.810000<br />

IPMTI -1,689.810000<br />

Set calculator to display<br />

two decimal digits.<br />

Round payment to two<br />

places.<br />

Return to full display to see<br />

rounded number.<br />

Store new payment.<br />

Note that the payment was rounded to two decimal places. Since this<br />

changed the actual internal value for the I PMT I, we need to recalculate<br />

the balloon amount.<br />

Keystrokes<br />

CD 2<br />

Display<br />

-1,689.81<br />

-49,999.78<br />

Return to two decimal<br />

digits.<br />

Calculate new balloon<br />

amount.<br />

Notice that the rounding of the payment decreased the balloon amount<br />

by $0.22.<br />

Integer Portion of a Number I INTGR I<br />

To extract and display the integer portion of a number (everything to<br />

the left of the decimal point), press CD I INTGR I (integer ). For example,<br />

to display only the integers of the number 123.456:<br />

Keystrokes<br />

123.456<br />

CD I INTGR I<br />

Display<br />

123.456<br />

123.00 Only the integer portion of<br />

the number remains.<br />

When CD I INTGR I is pressed, the fractional portion of the number is<br />

lost. The entire number, of course, is preserved in the LAST X register.

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