Calculator Programs
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Calculator Programs
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NOTICE: I now have some doubts about whether calc. programs are allowed, I'll ask Mrs. Ward once school begins!
EDIT:I added in the list of programs w/ the author, if you make a program, plz post the function and your name so I can post it. Meet the author to get the program.
Hello Again,
During Summer School, I met Steven Wan from Seven Lakes,
He enlightened me about using calculator programs on GM tests,
Since Clements and Seven Lakes use it, why can't we?
as a result, I have made a variety of programs ranging from using the Law of Cosines to finding Coefficients after binomial expansion.
Programs like these could also be used to identify "happy" and "abundant" numbers and other useful purposes
Anyways, see me and bring a link cable for a copy of the programs I have made, they're not much, but they shave off time.
Hope you're having a great summer.
Ani
List w/ Author
Area of triangle using sides and one angle - Ani
Coefficients of Binomial Expansion - Ani
Combinations - Ani
Law of Cosines - Ani
Equilateral triangle's area - Ani
Heron's Formula - Ani
Permutations - Ani
Quadratic Solver - Ani
Rotation of Conic Sections - Ani
Radians-Degrees - Ani
Degrees-Radians - Ani
Circla inscribed in Triangle - Ani
Number Determinator - Ani
Distance b/w 2 lines - Ani
Some other programs I forgot function of
Distance between Point and Line -Michael
Meet the author to get the program
NOTICE: I now have some doubts about whether calc. programs are allowed, I'll ask Mrs. Ward once school begins!
EDIT:I added in the list of programs w/ the author, if you make a program, plz post the function and your name so I can post it. Meet the author to get the program.
Hello Again,
During Summer School, I met Steven Wan from Seven Lakes,
He enlightened me about using calculator programs on GM tests,
Since Clements and Seven Lakes use it, why can't we?
as a result, I have made a variety of programs ranging from using the Law of Cosines to finding Coefficients after binomial expansion.
Programs like these could also be used to identify "happy" and "abundant" numbers and other useful purposes
Anyways, see me and bring a link cable for a copy of the programs I have made, they're not much, but they shave off time.
Hope you're having a great summer.
Ani
List w/ Author
Area of triangle using sides and one angle - Ani
Coefficients of Binomial Expansion - Ani
Combinations - Ani
Law of Cosines - Ani
Equilateral triangle's area - Ani
Heron's Formula - Ani
Permutations - Ani
Quadratic Solver - Ani
Rotation of Conic Sections - Ani
Radians-Degrees - Ani
Degrees-Radians - Ani
Circla inscribed in Triangle - Ani
Number Determinator - Ani
Distance b/w 2 lines - Ani
Some other programs I forgot function of
Distance between Point and Line -Michael
Meet the author to get the program
Last edited by Ani on Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:40 pm; edited 7 times in total
Ani- Vice-President
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Re: Calculator Programs
if you have the TI user manual, you should be able to learn how to make loops
while is pretty easy, for...i forget the syntax...
you have to put End at the end of the loop
while is pretty easy, for...i forget the syntax...
you have to put End at the end of the loop
Re: Calculator Programs
Thx a bunch:)))
If you have some time Michael, plz consider making some programs too.
If you have some time Michael, plz consider making some programs too.
Ani- Vice-President
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Re: Calculator Programs
any ideas for what I could make? nothing too complex, though, im not that good with ti basic
Re: Calculator Programs
Happy/abundant/lucky number identifier would be good, shortest distance between point and line would be great too, it always takes me forever to do those questions . I'm actually done with most of the programs I need.
A list with author is posted on the main page, plz post any programs you have made. If you make any progs, plz post the name so I can add it. Meet the author of the program to get it.
If you have any new ideas, plz post them
All the progs are very simple, only prompt, then formula, then disp.
A list with author is posted on the main page, plz post any programs you have made. If you make any progs, plz post the name so I can add it. Meet the author of the program to get it.
If you have any new ideas, plz post them
All the progs are very simple, only prompt, then formula, then disp.
Ani- Vice-President
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Re: Calculator Programs
Polynomial, or line (y=mx+b)? simple line is easy, polynomial is quite a bit harder...Java_illiterate1337 wrote:shortest distance between point and line would be great too
Re: Calculator Programs
The mx+b line
Ani- Vice-President
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Re: Calculator Programs
Yay, Seven Lakes just gave me all their programs:)
including the coveted lucky/abundant/whatever determiner
And by the way I interpreted the rules for calculator in General Math, I don't seem to think it bars calculator programs. I'll still ask Mrs. Ward though.
including the coveted lucky/abundant/whatever determiner
And by the way I interpreted the rules for calculator in General Math, I don't seem to think it bars calculator programs. I'll still ask Mrs. Ward though.
Ani- Vice-President
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Re: Calculator Programs
In middle school Calculator (no calculators allowed in middle school General Math) you were required to wipe the calculator's memory before the contest to remove programs. You'll want to make absolute sure we can use these...don't want to get DQed in contests lol.Java_illiterate1337 wrote:And by the way I interpreted the rules for calculator in General Math, I don't seem to think it bars calculator programs. I'll still ask Mrs. Ward though.
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Whoa im really late lol. By the way, I recently have obtained a copy of "First Step for Math Olympians". I think you guys have a good idea for a project. Keep me posted about the status.
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Re: Calculator Programs
Everyone make programs ASAP which we might need, or work on some way to program an organizer in Mirage OS
Ani- Vice-President
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Meh you guys work on it. I have mucho homework and mucho homework for the homework which i previously alluded
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Uh...I know you got programs from 7Lakes...which ones do we still need?Ani wrote:Everyone make programs ASAP which we might need, or work on some way to program an organizer in Mirage OS
Also, I can make a hidden forum to post the code, so only members given access can get the code? Makes it easier than having to meet the author.
Re: Calculator Programs
Michael wrote:Uh...I know you got programs from 7Lakes...which ones do we still need?Ani wrote:Everyone make programs ASAP which we might need, or work on some way to program an organizer in Mirage OS
Also, I can make a hidden forum to post the code, so only members given access can get the code? Makes it easier than having to meet the author.
Ooh good idea
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