Re: TI86 Programming...
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Re: TI86 Programming...
1. Use the Pause command to pause the screen, and then ClLCD and do 7 new
lines.
2. I think you can use Solver( in a program, check the manual for syntax.
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Daniel Moraseski
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in Orlando, FL; originally from Manalapan, NJ
Karl Reese wrote in message <01be526f$8a1f30e0$24365ecc@laptop>...
>I purchased a cable to link my calculator to my PC. I have also been
>writing small programs to help me with my physics class. So far they have
>been pretty successful. I have never programmed anything besides my VCR,
>so this is an accomplishment so far. My questions are:
>
>1. I have created screens that describe formulas, but I seem to be limited
>to the seven lines. I also seem to be limited to a certain width. Is
>there any way to pan around after I call a screen up?
>
>2. I have used the solver feature in the calculator and like how an
>equation can be entered and then solve for a variable without manipulating
>the equation. I have entered equations in my programs and have the program
>prompt for input. But they only solve for what the equation specifically
>asks for. Is there a way to program an equation and have it solve for a
>variable that is not entered? Pythagorean's theorem would be a good
>example. Using the solver without being in a program would look like:
>Pyth=C=sqrt((A^2)+(B^2)). When RCL is used from the SOLVER to recall Pyth,
>the SOLVER prompts for C;A;B. You can leave one value out and use SOLVE,
>the program will fill in the rest and establish a range. How can I do that
>in a program?
>
>Any and all help would be appreciated.
>
>Thank you
>Karl J Reese
>kjr@snohomish.net
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