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necesito saber si existe algun programa completo para estatica, que resuelva paso a paso, y si no pues que de la respuesta nada mas, si saben gracias...

I want to know if there are any programs of static, that give me the answer step by step, but if they aren't this way, someone else that only give me the answer, if they are let me know....thanks

Just letting everyone know that I am in a process of a creating a combination math program. It will be in basic form but by the end of 2005 it should be in assembly code. The name is Advant-Garde. It will have Area, Surface Area, Volume, Pythagoream Theorem, Slope, and Quadratic Equation solving capabilities. Please let me know if there is anything else I should include. I'm always open for ideas.

i just got the 89 Titanium for my birthday and i decided to start my first big programming project, so i started porting F2K to the 89, but i have run into some slight difficulty. first, the infinate limit parts of the arithmetic and geometric sequences use lists and i'm not sure how to do those. second, the trinomial factorer uses the "Output" command and i keep getting a domain error whenever it gets to that part. any help that you can offer me will be appreciated and documented in the ReadMe. please e-mail me if you would like the code for the infinate limit or the trinomial factorer

~doomord~

sry my e-mail is doomlord289@yahoo.com

Can you please send me f2k. i had it a long time ago, lost it some how. Now i cant find it anywhere. beanr83@charter.net

Thanks!!

Hice un programa del método de Eules en E.D. de primer orden y quiero publicarlo, cómo hago esto?

Perdon, "es método de Euler"

Hey does anyone know of any programs for the TI-89 Titanium for trig? like finding sin/cos/tan of any angle. Also progs with radians and unit circle. I looked through the archive

I'm developing a program that somewhat mimics the TI-83/84 App ProbSim. How do I upload it?

Deseo enviarles un programa que diseñe para el curso
de calculo numérico, consiste en resolver ecuaciones del tipo f(x)=0

Se puede hacerlo por hacer solve(x^2+2x+1=0,x).

nesecito programas de resistencia de materiales sistemas de ecuaciones iteracion ,y cinematica

Sorry that this is written in English, but my meager Spanish education says that you want to be able to solve equations of the form F(x)= equation.

If it is only solving algebraically(no calculus), just use the solve( command in this way- solve(fill in equation here, fill in variable here).

For example, to solve 2^x=32 for x, input solve(2^x=32,x) which returns x=5.

If you are solving a calculus equation with derivatives, use d(equation, variable, order of derivative). The d is found under the Calc menu on the home screen.

For example, to take the first derivative of 3x^2 +14x, input d((3x^2)+14x,x,1). This will return 6x+14 as the first derivative.

Hope all of this helps!

El Caballero

Hace aproximadamente 3 semanas deje a disposicion mi serie de programas d analisis numerico y ahi podes resolver casi cualquier ecuacion por extraña que paresca y con un calculo tan preciso como desees...
Sponky

The Elusive Cheezmoose Inc., a wholly owned subsidary of DLSJ Ent., is now beginning construction of the TI-89 Calculus toolkit! Soon, there will be nothing a TI-89 can't do! Features include: Mean Value Thoerem, Riemann Sums, RAM, Trapezoidal Approx. Method and more!

Anyone wishing to help, reply to this post!

(TI-83 version of calculus toolkit by CEDO v4.1 c1995)

I have created a very useful Trapezoidal Method program for the TI-89. I submitted it to the TI webstite, and they installed it under the math section of their archives. The program name is trapzoid.89p. I cannot include the commented text file of the program because I got some error message. I hope you find this useful, as many of my classmates did.

CalcMan25, Eric Jones, 17

Here's the address of the page where the program can be found:

ftp: // ftp.ti.com / pub/graph-ti /calc-apps/89/math/

under--> trapzoid.89p and trapzoid.txt

How can I submit a program on the ti website?

I'm developing Analytic Geometry. It will be very cool...

This is a new progam that i am coming up with to make work a little easier. This is desinged for high school geometry and some college. The progam will include Volume's,Area's,trig, and some phytagoreans theorem

Dear Fellow TI-calc enthusiasts,
I have a trigonometry kit coming out in July for the 89 and the 83+ that will feature trig functions, a theodolite solver, and other formula based programs. I will eventually be converting this to all calculators with the possible exception of the 73 or 81. Please email me @ scorpo128a@hotmail.com if you would like to help on a volunteer basis(The only thing you get is your name in the credits.), or if you have any ideas for programs that are needed(again you will be posted in the credits unless otherwise specified).

Lord Scorpo

Note that spaces are still available if you would like to help out. As of now, I still need 82, 81, 73, and 92 programmers to port the programming, and more input on what is wanted in the trigonometric world. Remember that you can contact me at scorpo128a@hotmail.com, or AIM of Lord Scorpo

This is just an update on what is to be on the kit.

So far, we are looking at a conics section similar to the apps seen on the TI-83+, some trigonometric functions and identities, Theodolite, which will just be implemented, my pocircle program is going to be implemented, and possibly a program that can identify conic sections. The last section is still under construction as I can't make the calculator distinguish the difference between a circle and an ellipse. Please do keep your ideas coming, but keep in mind that we will only put in what we think is neccesary.

The last thing I have to say is that we might make the program so that the user can choose what kind of options he/she wants. this is to both save room, and provide room for other programs when some programs are unwanted. This promotes space efficiency.

As always, help is wanted. Please do not hesitate to help. Just notify me @ scorpo128a@hotmail.com

As the deadline for the program approaches, I have actually done some work on it. the conics section now has a prgram that will recognize any of the four different conics sections when you give the calculator the general form of the equation. Also, the pocircle program has been implemented. As always, I still need help porting the program to different platforms. A 92 programmer would be very helpful right now, along with 82, and 85. Please email me @ scorpo128a@hotmail.com for any suggestions or if you would like to help.

Yes it has been a hile since the last update, but unfortunately, I am forced to postpone the July 4th release date to a later day. The conics programs have been wrecking havoc on my labels and such on the 83+. Also, it seems like no one really cares about the program, so I don't expect any complaints. More about a final release date later.

I regret to inform you that I have failed. There were just too many labels in the programming of the Trig kit. However, I will not dissapoint you yet. I am currently writing readme's for the programs that I have made. These programs will be uploaded by August seperately, and are what were to be in the package.