A86: Re: Assembly-86 Digest V1 #870
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A86: Re: Assembly-86 Digest V1 #870
Even though you didn't answer my question, the info you gave me will be
very useful in other areas of my program...
Responses follow,
Look for the **
> 1 inside the program, display the formula [A = P(1+r/n)^(nt)]
>and
>have the user input the numbers (ti has given us a routine to do this,
>if
>you don't have it, tell me and i'll send it to you).
** Do you think you could send me the routine and any other useful
routines to
** me at vduconverter@hotmail.com
. have you learned log() yet? if not, then it'll be hard
>for you
>to figure it out on your own.
** Yes I have learned log, That's how I solved for t. The problem with n
is that it is in two different parts of the equation. From what I am
hearing it is impossible to solve for n...
**Thanks again for your help...
**Chris Magill
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