Re: 86 vs. 92


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Re: 86 vs. 92



I've never used the 3D graphing for math, but here are some fun things you
can do with it: Create animations by storing 10 or so pics from different
angles or views, and animating them with the cyc() function. Put the calc
in left-right split screen mode, enable 2-graph mode, and make two graphs
of the same function, except one of them is rotated a few more degrees than
the other. Then, view them like a stereogram, and it appears in true 3D!!
(Cross your eyes so the two images blend together and appear as one.)
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Jeff Tyrrill
http://tyrrill-ticalc.home.ml.org/
http://ti-philes.home.ml.org/


-----Original Message-----
From:   ADAMMAN106 [SMTP:ADAMMAN106@AOL.COM]
Sent:   Saturday, November 01, 1997 9:15 PM
To:     CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM
Subject:        Re: 86 vs. 92

In a message dated 97-11-01 04:33:53 EST, you write:

<< (P.S. the 3D graphing is almost pointless.  I am in calculus 1/2 (there
 is calc 1/2 and calc 3 in my school), and I have not used it yet.) >>

BUT IT'S KEWL!!! ;-)

~Adamman