x=@n3*PI

x=@n3*PI

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• From: Joachim Armbruster <j.armbruster@GMX.DE>
• Date: Sat, 9 Jan 1999 18:32:33 +0000
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Hallo ALL,

I tried to solve an trigonometry equation on my TI92 (e.g. solve
(sin(x)=0,x) ) and the output was x= @n3*PI. What does this mean. I guess it
is the period of the resolution (Sin(x)=0 at 0, PI, 2PI ...) But for what
stand for the @ and the n3?
Please hurry up with anwsers- my examn is in 2 weeks... :-))

                                                                .jo!
Joachim

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