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Hi,

Is there any calculator that can perform Laplace/ partial fraction calculations?
(I have an aged casio 9750g)

Thanks in advance.
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Should I e-mail casio or do you have any other suggestions?
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Hi,

Is there any calculator that can perform Laplace/ partial fraction calculations?
(I have an aged casio 9750g)

Thanks in advance.
The HP-50G has LAP and ILAP functions. You can download the Advanced User's Reference Manual and read about ILAP on page 3-114 and LAP on page 3-127.
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