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| Name of program:                        |
|   TrigMan 1.0                           |
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| Program variable: trigman()             |
| Size: ~5509 bytes                       |
| Platforms: TI-89, TI-92+                |
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Coded by Entropix / Rory Kulz

A) Description

TrigMan 1.0 is a program that can be used in geometry, Algebra II,
trigonometry, and even higher classes to quickly compute angles and sides
of a triangle in plane (Euclidian) geometry. It features:

    * Simple triangle drawing to orient the user as to sides and angles.
    * Easy-to-use selection system.
    * Quick input that supports multi-decimal input (i.e. 34.1359)
    * Fast computation methods using both algebra (Pythagorean Theorem, etc.)
      and trigonometric functions to save time.
    * During input, a simple underscore cursor is used to show placement.

B) How to use

The following keys will work with this program:

  [ At the main menu ]
  1          -- Enter the menu for knowledge of both legs.
  2          -- Enter the menu for knowledge of an angle and a leg.
  3          -- Enter the menu for knowledge of an angle and the hypotenuse.
  4          -- Enter the menu for knowledge of a leg and the hypotenuse.
  5          -- Exit the program.

  [ Within a submenu ]
  Numbers    -- Select an option of which legs/angles/etc. you know of or
                go back to the main menu.

  [ When inputting numbers ]
  Enter      -- Submit the current input.
  Numbers    -- Add to your current input.
  .          -- Place a decimal point.

C) Disclaimer

Any damage caused to any physical object (animate or inanimate) directly
or indirectly by any files associated or packaged with this software is
solely the responsibility of the user. Upon your possession of this work,
I, Rory Kulz, am hereby released of all responsibility for damages (physical,
emotional, or otherwise). This work is protected under United States
copyright law. For more information, contact the Library of Congress
(http://www.loc.gov/).

D) Thanks

* Ticalc ;)
* TIGCC, for their incredible program.
* Techno-Plaza for helping to explain some basic library functions.

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