Re: Simple questions..
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Re: Simple questions..
Jack the Klipper wrote:
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> If I understood the question right, it would surprise if this is the only way.
Again, why? What is the rationale for having two functions that do the
exact same thing (virtually)?
> At least on the 83 you can find a sign that look like a * with a V root behind.
Yes, and on the 85. You will also find a ^2 button, to square things.
This is not on the TI-92 either.
> so 2*2*2=8 and 3[*V]8=2 (3rd root of 8)
> I think this should be possible on a 92 because this is an important operation.
> Jack
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Well I don't think it should be possible. And it isn't. An important
operation? I don't really know. How do you go about rating operations?
I'd say that solving differential equations is a bit more important than
adding a fuction available through creative use of something already
imnplemented.
So why didn't they implement diff eq?
Well: http://www.ti.com/calc/docs/faq/92faq032.htm
I suspect a similar rationale behind the other "missing" functions...
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Rene Kragh Pedersen
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