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On Mon, 18 Feb 2002 19:00:23 -0800 (PST)
jeff <jefromi42@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> I think the solve function can do an equation with multiple variables, but you put in guesses for
> everything else. Not a very useful difference, but it exists. And I'm pretty sure that matrices
> won't work for crazy equations like this with a variable that you want to leave in (x in the
> polynomial).
> jeffrey
>
>
> --- Korny <raykornele@ivillage.com> wrote:
> >
> > On Mon, 18 February 2002, Rob van Wijk wrote:
> >
> > (concerning the TI-82)
> > > It does have a solve function, just less advanced than the 89's. For
> > > example, it can only solve one equation at a time. It cannot do the
> > > solve(.. and..) thingy. (I only have an 83, not an 82, but if the 83
> > > can't do it, I doubt the 82 can.)
> > >
> > > Rob van Wijk
> > -----
> > Actually, the 82 and 83n are almost identical except the 83 has more RAM.
> >
> > The solve function only does one function and that has to be f(n)=0. (The =0 does not get
> > written in.)
> >
> > Korny
> >
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