Re: 1+1=10???

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Subject: Re: 1+1=10???
From: James <dolphin49@GEOCITIES.COM>
Date: Mon, 13 Apr 1998 19:09:01 -0700
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Dang, I should have read the "book." I must have missed this thing you call
an "83. "

Mike Lin wrote in message
<000501bd6681$194aaaa0$95c60318@cc1003186-a.etntwn1.nj.home.com>...
>OK...there is this thing that came with your calculator called a "BOOK"
>(Built-in Orderly Organized Knowledge). BOOK is extremely easy to use. You
flip
>the pages, and simply by reading, you acquire knowledge. If you want to
learn
>how to operate your TI-83, simply find & use the BOOK that was generously
>included with it.
>
>RTFM
>
>Even if you don't have the BOOK, switching bases in a calculator, even a
>graphing calculator, isn't an extremely difficult thing to figure out,
>regardless of the model...
>    That is not for a 83
>    I have a 83
>    ******************
>
>          TI-83
>
>    ******************

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Re: 1+1=10???

From: Mike Lin <mike@MLIN.ML.ORG>

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