Calculator programs

[Primarygun]

Hi everyone.

I want to inert a program in my portable calculator, a small one.

Particularly, I want to use it to find the roots of equations with a degree as high as 4, involving trigonometry.

In fact, there are many programs I can choose but I have no idea which gives me the answer the fastest.

Iteration Method/False Position Method, or Regula Falsi/Secant Method/Iteration Method/ Newton's Method.

[cosine]

What calculator are you using?

[ecoli]

What calculator are you using?

 

you took the words out of my mouth... I havea TI83 plus, and it has this large booklet about the operation, mostly about how to program it.

[Primarygun]

Mine is a Casio FX-3650.

It allows me to construct some programs!

[insane_alien]

TI-83 plus rules(although i lost it on the day of my advanced higher maths exam(equivalent of first year in university) so had to get by with a basic calculator. still got a B.

[Karnage]

I have a TI-89 titanium which is pretty advanced for a calculator (You can do programming ont hat too). By the way wat math do you take? (insane alien)

[ecoli]

TI-83 plus rules(although i lost it on the day of my advanced higher maths exam(equivalent of first year in university) so had to get by with a basic calculator. still got a B.

 

lucky... I'm not allowed to use a calculator in my math class (Calc. II), and I think that most math classes in my school, calculators are not permitted.

[Cap'n Refsmmat]

Bah. I programmed my calculator for ages, including some games. It was especially useful when I programmed it to do certain difficult problems, and show its work. It was permitted.

 

If you're using a TI, I can direct you in the right area to get started.

[ecoli]

Bah. I programmed my calculator for ages' date=' including some games. It was especially useful when I programmed it to do certain difficult problems, and show its work. It was permitted.

 

If you're using a TI, I can direct you in the right area to get started.[/quote']

 

nice... all I know how to do is write simple programs to save myself some pen cramps when writing out formula's.

 

although, I did wrote a nifty program to compute interest a few years ago that my teacher liked so much, she gave me some extra credit points. That was cool because I decided to derive some of the equations myself, rather then just look them up.

[Primarygun]

Sorry guys, I'm afraid we should talk more about the maths things, otherwise, my thread will be removed.