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I N S T A L L I N G Z O O M M A T H
Press ZOOM then
ENTER before entering your
Registration Key.
Purchasing Your Registration Key
Installing Zoom Math on your calculator gives you access to the free features of
Zoom Math. Entering your Registration Key unlocks all the features of Zoom Math.
After you install Zoom Math on your calculator, you can buy a Registration Key at http://www.zoommath.com/register.html
.
After your payment clears, your Registration Key will be automatically emailed to you from [email protected]
. If you have not received your Registration Key within an hour (or within seven days when paying by eCheck), first check your spam filters to be sure the message was not misfiled, and then contact Zoom Math via our website, www.zoommath.com/contact.html
., or phone us at 888-ZOOM-APP.
Entering Your Registration Key
To enter your Registration Key, start from the Zoom information screen which shows the zCode for your calculator. If you are not already on that screen, be sure
Zoom Math is running, then press
ZOOM
. From the Zoom information screen, just press
ENTER
to get to the registration screen. On the registration screen you can input your 10-digit Registration Key. Input your Key and then press
ENTER
. If you typed the correct key, you should get a message saying that all the features of Zoom Math 400 are now unlocked.
You won’t have to enter the Registration Key ever again, unless for some reason your flash memory is cleared. (This usually doesn’t happen even when you change the batteries.) We recommend that you write down your Registration Key just in case, but
Zoom Math can provide you with your Registration Key again if you ever lose it.
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Table of contents
- 4 Zoom Math. You’ll wonder how you ever got along without it!
- 4 “Features” not in Zoom Math
- 4 Unlike other products, Zoom Math has…
- 4 No huge manual!
- 4 Margin tips like this one cover most of what you need to know. If the tip starts with “Zoom Faster!” it’s a shortcut!
- 4 No complicated menus!
- 4 Just enter a problem, and Zoom Math does the math.
- 4 No weird key combinations!
- 4 Type a problem just the way it looks.
- 4 No confusion!
- 4 The problem will look just right on your screen.
- 5 It’s a no-brainer!
- 5 Zoom Math: Anyone can do math!
- 5 Zoom Math for Students
- 5 Zoom Math is allowed on the SAT and AP exams!
- 5 Zoom Math for Teachers and Tutors
- 5 Your students will love Zoom Math because it brings a difficult subject easily within their reach.
- 5 Zoom Math for Professionals
- 5 Zoom Math does for advanced math what calculators alone do for long division.
- 6 The Five Editions of Zoom Math
- 6 App4Math
- 6 Try Zoom Math for no charge with App4Math.
- 7 Zoom Math 100
- 7 Even before you buy a Registration Key, the free download of Zoom Math 100 does more than App4Math!
- 7 Most calculator functions, even graphing, can be accomplished in Zoom Math when you upgrade to Zoom Math 100. And it shows steps!
- 7 Zoom Math 200
- 7 The free download of Zoom Math 200 is like App4Math, and also does some graphing and some algebra.
- 7 Factoring polynomials or solving quadratic equations is very easy with Zoom Math 200.
- 8 Zoom Math 300
- 8 Zoom Math 300 does everything that Zoom Math 200 can do, plus more Algebra 2 problems.
- 8 Zoom Math 300 can calculate the equation of a line.
- 8 Zoom Math 300 understands function notation, logarithms, summations, and combinations, permutations, and factorials.
- 9 Zoom Math 400
- 10 Installation Requirements
- 11 Installing Zoom Math from Another Calculator
- 11 Zoom Faster! If someone else in your math class already uses Zoom Math, ask him to copy it onto your calculator.
- 11 To run Zoom Math 400, press APPS, find Zoom400, then press ENTER.
- 12 Installing Zoom Math from Your Computer
- 12 Zoom Faster! If you know someone who already has Zoom Math on his calculator, copy it from his calculator instead.
- 12 To run Zoom Math 400, press APPS, find Zoom400, then press ENTER.
- 13 Register Zoom Math 400 to solve most Trigonometry problems and see solution steps!
- 13 Limitations of Unregistered Zoom Math
- 13 Finding Your Calculator’s zCode™
- 13 Press ZOOM to find the zCode for your calculator.
- 14 Purchasing Your Registration Key
- 14 Entering Your Registration Key
- 14 Press ZOOM then ENTER before entering your Registration Key.
- 15 Getting Started with Zoom Math
- 15 To run Zoom Math 400, press APPS, find Zoom400, and press ENTER.
- 15 Type a problem and then press ENTER for the answer.
- 16 Typing Expressions
- 16 Most expressions can be typed just the way they look.
- 16 Typing Negative Numbers
- 16 Typing Letters (Variables)
- 16 Zoom Math 400 treats uppercase and lowercase letters as separate variables.
- 16 Zoom Faster! To repeat letters you’ve already used, press X,T,Ө,n.
- 17 Typing π
- 17 π is 2nd ^.
- 17 Typing Fractions
- 17 Zoom Faster! To type a simple fraction, type the numerator, press ÷, and then type the denominator.
- 17 To type a complicated fraction, press ÷, then use the arrow keys.
- 17 Zoom Faster! Use ► to make a space when typing a mixed fraction.
- 18 To type a percent sign, press 2nd ÷.
- 18 Typing Percentages
- 18 Typing Absolute Values
- 18 To type absolute values use { and }.
- 18 Typing Exponents
- 18 Zoom Faster! To type n5, just press ALPHA n 5.
- 18 Zoom Faster! To type 3, just double-click x2.
- 18 To type a complicated exponent use ^ and the arrow keys or parentheses.
- 19 Typing Scientific Notation
- 19 Type scientific notation with 2nd EE or 2nd 10x.
- 19 Typing Square Roots, Cube Roots, and Other Roots
- 19 Type square roots the way they look.
- 19 Zoom Faster! To type a cube root, just double-click √¯.
- 20 To type a complicated square root, use the arrow keys or parentheses.
- 20 Typing Imaginary and Complex Numbers
- 20 Type imaginary and complex numbers the way they look.
- 20 Typing Subscripts
- 20 Usually, you can type a subscript by pressing the down arrow key.
- 20 Typing Arithmetic Sequences and Geometric Sequences
- 20 Zoom Faster! Use … to replace the middle terms of a sequence.
- 21 Typing Repeating Decimals
- 21 Zoom Math 400 understands repeating decimals such as 0.454545…
- 21 Typing Logarithms
- 21 To type log2 5, press the down arrow key before you type the 2.
- 21 Typing Combinations, Permutations, and Factorials
- 21 Instead of typing 5 nCr 3, type . ▼5 ALPHA C 3.
- 21 Type ALPHA N ALPHA . to get n!
- 21 Typing Σ for Summation Notation
- 21 To type Σ, press 2nd +. To type ∞, press 2nd 8.
- 22 Typing Math Menu Functions
- 22 Press MATH to use Math Menu functions.
- 22 Using Previous Answer in Calculations
- 22 Use 2nd ANS to include your last answer in a new calculation.
- 23 Retyping Previous Problems
- 23 Zoom Faster! To retype a previous problem, start on a blank line and press▲.
- 23 To view previous problems, press WINDOW, and then use the arrow keys.
- 23 Editing Expressions
- 23 If you make a mistake, use the arrow keys to go back and make your correction.
- 24 Using Equations
- 24 To type an equals sign, press Y=.
- 24 Use the equals sign to assign values to variables.
- 24 Then you can evaluate expressions.
- 25 To prevent variables from being cleared, delete the problem divider after solving a problem.
- 25 You can also use the equals sign to evaluate equations.
- 25 Inequalities can also be evaluated.
- 25 To solve a system of equations, press ENTER after typing each line.
- 26 Viewing Answers
- 26 Use ► and ◄ to change the decimal precision of an answer.
- 26 Zoom Faster! Use MODE to cycle through all possible answer modes.
- 27 Unexpected Answers
- 27 Want an answer in a different form? If MODE doesn’t help, try 2nd ANS ENTER.
- 27 Finding Equations of Lines and Parabolas
- 27 To find the equation of a line between two points, type the two points separated by a comma.
- 27 Graphing Equations
- 27 To graph, just press GRAPH instead of ENTER.
- 28 Zoom Faster! Let Zoom type the y= for you!
- 28 Register your Zoom Math 400 to graph complicated equations.
- 29 Viewing Graphs
- 29 Use ◄, ►, ▲, ▼, + and − to view graphs.
- 29 Zoom Faster! Press 0 to jump to the origin or a quadrant number to jump to that quadrant.
- 30 Defining Functions
- 30 To define a function, just type the definition the way it looks.
- 30 Showing Steps
- 30 To show steps, press TRACE instead of ENTER.
- 30 The “ZOOM” Key
- 30 Need more help? Press ZOOM.
- 31 Typing Trigonometric Problems
- 31 To type a degrees symbol, double-click ^.
- 32 To type csc, press 2nd SIN.
- 32 To type sec, press 2nd COS.
- 32 To type cot, press 2nd TAN.
- 32 To type sin−1, press SIN x−1.
- 32 If an answer could be in degrees or radians, Zoom Math will decide which way to answer based on the last problem you typed.
- 33 Zoom Math 400 can simplify trig expressions, solve trig equations, and prove trig identities.
- 33 Trigonometric Expressions, Equations, and Proofs
- 34 Solving Triangles
- 34 Once you type enough information about a triangle, Zoom Math 400 will solve the triangle.
- 35 To type an angle, press 2nd ANGLE. Then type the letter.
- 36 After you type the lengths of three sides of a triangle, Zoom Math won’t solve the triangle until you type the name of an angle.
- 37 Systems of Nonlinear Equations
- 37 To solve a system of nonlinear equations, press ENTER after typing each line.
- 37 Sequence Definitions
- 37 To type a subscript, press the down arrow.
- 40 Calculator Keys
- 40 Top Row Function Keys
- 40 Arrow (Cursor) Keys
- 41 Primary Function Keys
- 42 Operation Keys
- 42 Numeric Keys
- 42 2nd Function Keys
- 43 ALPHA Function Keys
- 44 Program Limitations
- 45 Troubleshooting
- 45 Everything seems to be locked up. What should I do?
- 45 I think I found a mistake. What should I do?
- 45 I need help. What should I do?