Found out that if you hit f2 on home you get an option called "solve." Press enter on solve so you get solve( written on your home screen. Now put in your equation example. solve(3x^2-13x+10 after this you should press =0,x) to solve for zero in terms of x and close the equation. The final sould look like solve(3x^2-13x+10=0,x) then it should tell you the two terms x should equal
Probably too late for any purpose, but jic, I don't have this exact program, but there are lines of text on my screen, I got -160 + 32*sq.rt.(295)*i and -5/8 - sq.rt.(295)/8*i, all of which fit on the screen. Do you have the numbers after "Output" punched in correctly?
Found out that if you hit f2 on home you get an option called "solve." Press enter on solve so you get solve( written on your home screen. Now put in your equation example. solve(3x^2-13x+10 after this you should press =0,x) to solve for zero in terms of x and close the equation. The final sould look like
solve(3x^2-13x+10=0,x)
then it should tell you the two terms x should equal
it says "too few arguments"
@@mariobros237 you need to specify which variable (or variables) you're solving for
solve(,x) will solve for x
omg thanks alot. need this for psat in 10 days.
@@mariobros237 it doesnt work for me either
you sir, are a wonderful person. I cannot thank you enough for this!
No he’s an idiot the ti 89 already has this feature built in
I know this was posted 2 yrs ago, but THANK YOU!!! really helps me save time in physics!!!
@ateb3 Exactly. People buy these calculators and don't even know how to use them lol
thanks dude!!! amazing from Puerto Rico here. if you can do more programs videos for this calculator. THanks a lot!!!!!!
dimelo boricua
aqui en 2021
Why the output 100 and output 64,80 ????
Why the 100,0, and the 64.80,on the outputs. Where do these numbers come from?
Thx a lot man.
This is perfect! Thank you!!
Thank you Sir!!!! Keep making more videos.
thanks so much! super helpful
This is fucking superb...
Awesome video
OMG! If you take the time to write the program then it is the best thing since sliced bread!
Great stuff, thank you.
You the MVP
FFFFing Amazing...Thank You
thank you!!
Thank you so much!!! :D
thanks man
what did you type in from 27sec to 37sec of video? Awesome video
Why did you put in those ranges (100,0 & 64,80) and did you HAVE to put in the equation in another line? Why?
Ah! Those are the coordinates from the last line. I counted.
Problem - it needs "If imaginary, use i."
any idea how to do that?
thanks
keep posting tutorials to learn more stuff
If my answer is a large answer how do I view Solution 1? I can see solution 2 no problem. The values are a=-16, b=20, c=80. Thank you.
Probably too late for any purpose, but jic, I don't have this exact program, but there are lines of text on my screen, I got -160 + 32*sq.rt.(295)*i and -5/8 - sq.rt.(295)/8*i, all of which fit on the screen. Do you have the numbers after "Output" punched in correctly?
cool. I think I found a way around it back then. But thanks for replying. @@SequinBrain
The word "quad"
you can talk you know
Could you give me your email?
This is cheating.