Re: TI-92 programmers

Re: TI-92 programmers

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• Subject: Re: TI-92 programmers
• From: Tim Brierley <brierley@erols.com>
• Date: Wed, 22 Oct 1997 23:09:49 -0400
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That isn't a very good example, the maximum area of any shape is the
"regular" of that shape, meaning closest to a circle, meaning all of the
sides are the same length.  This is not calculus, it is algebra 1! (the
answer, by the way, is 9X9)



Bobby Atkinson wrote:

>  I am looking for some one to help with programming the TI-92 for
> calculus
> word problems.
> example:  (solving maximum and minimum problems)  Find the maximum
> possible
> area of a rectangle whose perimeter is 36 cm.
> and some related rates problems.
> thanks for any help
> reply to:  Bobby Atkinson  atkinson1@theonramp.net

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