Re: TI-92 - Will it do Implicit Differentiation?

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Subject: Re: TI-92 - Will it do Implicit Differentiation?
From: "Dr. SPUI" <dem@MORASESKI.REMOVEIMA-NET.COM>
Date: Tue, 1 Sep 1998 17:50:48 -0400
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Reply-To: "Dr. SPUI" <dem@MORASESKI.REMOVEIMA-NET.COM>
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Yes. If F(x,y)=0, then y'(x)=-F'(x)/F'(y).

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Daniel Moraseski
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John Carnahan wrote in message
<199809011559.KAA15308@lion.connect.more.net>...
>Will the TI-92 do implicit differentiation, and if so, where can I find
>information on how to? I have read the manual that came with the 92 and
>it says nothing about the subject.
>Thanks,
>John Carnahan
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