Putting Colebrook Equation into TI-89

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Does anyone know how to put the colebrook equation into the TI-89?
here is the equation:
1/sqrt(f) = -2log [(k/D)/3.7 + 2.51/(Re x sqrt(f))]
 
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What are you trying to solve for? Do you want a program to solve this for you?
 

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