Re: Speaking of the (P)SAT..
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Re: Speaking of the (P)SAT..
Okay, thanks to everyone who answered my post. I had kinda figured that
there wasn't much need for programs on the test. Anyway, I tried to load
your 85 programs on to my ti85, but they wouldn't transfer. They have the
85p extension(I know that doesn't mean anything to the calc) but won't even
open in my graphlink software. I haven't had any problem sending programs
before.
Michael Turitzin
-----Original Message-----
From: Ethan H. Schwartz <eschwart@nyx.net>
To: stevet@thevision.net <stevet@thevision.net>
Date: Wednesday, October 14, 1998 9:20 PM
Subject: Re: Speaking of the (P)SAT..
>In article <008b01bdf714$bcd627c0$7401d2d1@default>,
>Michael Turitzin <stevet@thevision.net> wrote:
>>Well, I'm taking the PSAT this weekend(not that it's a big deal), and I
was
>>wondering if there were any programs worth bringing along. Has anyone who
>>brought programs with them to the test actually used them?
>>
>>Michael Turitzin
>
>SAT/PSAT/*SAT math is incredibly easy, IMHO. You don't need programs
>to ace it. That said, if you want to finish the test way too fast and
>play calculator games for the rest of the time (check your work -
>careless errors waste a lot of points - of course), I've collected the
>programs I used in high school at
>http://www.nyx.net/~eschwart/calc/calc.html
>There are some nice programs there for basic
>trig/geometry/triangles/areas. I *assure* you that you won't need the
>calculus programs for the psat :)
>--
>Ethan H. Schwartz
>eschwart@nyx.net
>http://www.nyx.net/~eschwart/
>