Polynomial Root Finder FLASH Application
Posted by Eric on 1 November 2001, 00:56 GMT
TI has recently released its newest flash application, Polynomial Root Finder, for the TI-89 and TI-92+ (log in first to activate link). The application allows a user to quickly calculate the roots of a polynomial and also contains some more advanced features. Thanks to Olivier Miclo for the link.
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Re: Polynomial Root Finder FLASH Application
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Barrett Anderson
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polymonial root finder... phat... too bad i think i'll never deal with that kind of math ever again.
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1 November 2001, 01:08 GMT
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Re: Polynomial Root Finder FLASH Application
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meingts
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I think people are already smelling bugs in this program...haha...check out the discussion boards at education.ti.com.
Like the person before me, I probably won't have much use for this. woohoo.
kthxbye
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1 November 2001, 01:14 GMT
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ShivonM
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Its good that there making flash apps for the TI-89, too bad this is pretty much already built into the calculator, ie solve(... Kinda wish they would produce more falsh apps like calctools, thats extend functionality instead of make it more "user friendly".
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1 November 2001, 02:13 GMT
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Re: Polynomial Root Finder FLASH Application
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Adml_Ackbar(RA)
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I really like the TI-89 and 92+ (I ,btw have an 89 and 83+ so i'm not just complaining because I don't have an 89)but why waste time makeing a poly flash application. The Solve( command easily can do all the stuff that the poly does and does not always return approximations. TI should spend their time making that differential grapher the 83+ desperatly need (for people who do not wish to buy an 86 and goes to a school that does not allow 89s in AP calc class). Or atlease make better flash applications for the 89. The only good Flash made by TI I've seen is the statistics program.
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1 November 2001, 04:39 GMT
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