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Bubofthedead
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Hi,
I am pretty good with my calculator, but I am beginning to notice that my ti-89 titanium has many features that I am not making use of when I am working on my physics HW or exams. I am not talking about programs that can be downloaded, but the built-in features.
I am wondering if anyone knows of a website or a guide that teaches how to use the ti-89 when doing physics problems. It is one thing to see the prof work on the board, but she never does anything with the calculator except remind us we need to bring it for the exam.
For example, I just figured out how the conversions function to work (without getting inconsistent units), and I am trying to figure how the impDif function works.
Any help is appreciated, a guide that uses the ti-89 would be nice, but also have a ti-84.
I am pretty good with my calculator, but I am beginning to notice that my ti-89 titanium has many features that I am not making use of when I am working on my physics HW or exams. I am not talking about programs that can be downloaded, but the built-in features.
I am wondering if anyone knows of a website or a guide that teaches how to use the ti-89 when doing physics problems. It is one thing to see the prof work on the board, but she never does anything with the calculator except remind us we need to bring it for the exam.
For example, I just figured out how the conversions function to work (without getting inconsistent units), and I am trying to figure how the impDif function works.
Any help is appreciated, a guide that uses the ti-89 would be nice, but also have a ti-84.