Re: 83 vs. 85
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Did you ever try using this?
sum seq(formula,variable,start,end,increment)
For example, if you were doing x^2 from 0 to 6 you would do
sum seq(x^2,x,0,6,1)
What it does is figure out all the terms of the sequence and then adds them up.
To view an individual term, you can do this:
seq(formula,variable,start,end,increment)->L1
And then edit L1. Just look for the correct value.
I also have a program on my WWW page that will automatically do this for you.
The address is http://ti-82.home.ml.org/ti-82.html
Good luck,
Casey
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