Re: ti 92 plus

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Subject: Re: ti 92 plus
From: Information Technology <Joe.Student@ASU.EDU>
Date: Mon, 10 Nov 1997 21:35:24 -0700
Organization: Arizona State University
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umm...

thanks for the faq, but it doesn't address my SPECIFIC question about the
submat command.  as far as I'm concerned calculating eigenvectors is a
mechanical process pretty easy on the 92, I don't really want an automatic
"answer".

it's kindof like those integration "answers".  nice, but sometimes I just
want to check my steps, not get some arcane result that just ends up
creating more confusion.

does anyone actually have this on their calc?

if so, can you create a randmat(5,5) and see how many different
sub-matrics you can create from this?

how about partitions?  I'm not too familiar with mechanics, but does the
92 handle them with this "plus"?

J_Samuels (at0 yahoo.com

In article <Joe.Student-1011971334440001@129.219.18.198>,
Joe.Student@asu.edu (Information Technology) wrote:

> does the ti 92 plus do submatrices better?
>
>
> like if I have a 5 by 5 matrix and want to get the sub matrix that has
> first, second, third and fifth row, same for columns?
>
> what about partitioning matrices?
>
> I've never done partitions, but it would be neat to experiment with them
> on the 92!
>
>
> J_Samuels (at) yahoo.com

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