Do you know any program for the 9860 that allows to estimate limits? a friend of mine has a texas which can do that, as a lot of other things i see casios can't do
thanks!
9860 - Estimating Limits
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, Nov 23 2007 09:22 PM
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Posted 23 November 2007 - 09:22 PM
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Do you know any program for the 9860 that allows to estimate limits? a friend of mine has a texas which can do that, as a lot of other things i see casios can't do
thanks!
Do you know any program for the 9860 that allows to estimate limits? a friend of mine has a texas which can do that, as a lot of other things i see casios can't do
thanks!
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Posted 26 November 2007 - 06:21 PM
I think your friend has a TI-89 or 92. Both are CAS calculator.
Perhaps you should provide details as to what you want to estimate. Limit is a broad subject matter and you should be specific so that we can help you instead of giving us this simple comment.
Perhaps you should provide details as to what you want to estimate. Limit is a broad subject matter and you should be specific so that we can help you instead of giving us this simple comment.
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Posted 28 November 2007 - 05:29 PM
His program allows him to write a function, and estimate the limits of that same function when it goes to the infinite, or for estimating the limit for a certain point. And it's quite useful for questions of multiple choice.
Sorry if the mathematic language isn't corrent, but i learn math in another language so...
Hope you can understand!
Sorry if the mathematic language isn't corrent, but i learn math in another language so...
Hope you can understand!
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Posted 29 November 2007 - 12:06 PM
To do this, a calculator needs CAS.
9860 doesn't have any CAS... yet.
http://en.wikipedia...._algebra_system
9860 doesn't have any CAS... yet.
http://en.wikipedia...._algebra_system
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