Re: Saving an Equation on the TI-85?

To: CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM
Subject: Re: Saving an Equation on the TI-85?
From: Steve Pinkham <spinkham@MONMOUTH.COM>
Date: Mon, 2 Dec 1996 05:01:54 GMT
Organization: Monmouth Internet
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Reply-To: Steve Pinkham <spinkham@MONMOUTH.COM>

abergman@minerva.cis.yale.edu (Aaron Bergman) wrote:

>In article <32a23da3.14621085@news.aimnet.com>, bbrendon@aol.com (Brendon)
>wrote:

>:On Sat, 23 Nov 1996 21:17:26 GMT, damian@newton.prestel.co.uk (Damian
>:Smith) wrote:
>:
>:>ConsAcc=V=U+A*T
>:>or
>:>Kinetic=E=.5*m*v^2
>:>
>:>Will produce the formulas 'ConsAcc' and 'Kinetic'  everytime you bring
>:>up solver.  Then you just press the corresponding function key and it
>:>will bring the equation up.
>:
>:Good thing I didn't know this when I took physics. I might have gotten
>:a better grade! I could say about 50 curse words about now for not
>:knowing something so simple and so helpful!

>How could this have given you a better grade? The equations are there in
>the book, so why would having them on the calculator help?

Tests.  Can't use the book for um!

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Re: Saving an Equation on the TI-85?

From: Brendon <bbrendon@AOL.COM>

Re: Saving an Equation on the TI-85?

From: Aaron Bergman <abergman@MINERVA.CIS.YALE.EDU>

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