Title
|
Author
Information |
Size
in Calculator's Memory |
Description |
Factors |
Sean Weeks
|
< 1 K |
Shows all the factors of the entered number |
Facttype |
< 1 K |
Shows an example of each type of factoring |
Forms |
< 1 K |
Shows different Y= forms |
Genr2sta |
< 1 K |
Converts general form to standard form |
Haha |
< 1 K |
Your TI-83 will act normal but give wrong answers until turned
off and on. Great joke! |
Linesegm |
< 1 K |
Displays the equation, length, and midpoint of any given line |
Linratio |
< 1 K |
Gives the coordinates of a point at a ratio between two points |
Pnt2line |
< 1 K |
Displays distance from a linear equation to any point |
Pythagorean Theorem |
< 1 K |
Displays the distance of the unknown length of any
right-angled triangle |
Quadequa |
< 1 K |
Quadratic equation to find the "a" value of the rule
when the vertex and any given point are known |
Quadform |
< 1 K |
Quadratic formula to find the zeros of a standard or general
form of a quadratic equation |
Radicals |
< 1 K |
Simplifies radicals |
Randaz |
< 1 K |
Randomizes all the letter variables in your calculator for
answer checking |
SeanForm |
4 K |
One of the tiniest, fastest, and most useful shape formula programs ever built! It even shows you the formulas for area, lateral area and volume, and then will show you the answers to virtually any shape! Includes integrated
Pythagorean theorem solver and was programmed in a special way
to take the least space! |
Stan2gen |
< 1 K |
Converts standard form to general form |
Trifact |
< 1 K |
Tired of factoring trinomials? Try this; it is still by far the most useful program I've ever used in High School! It will automatically find the two numbers which must add to a number, and multiply to a number. Very fast! Only 317 bytes! |
Y1circle |
< 1 K |
Creates two Y= inputs which equal a circle in functional
form |
Limit Finder |
Jason Ramey |
< 1 K |
For calculus students. This program allows the user to enter in a function and the program will calculate a limit. It will also give an instantanious slope of the function. The accuracy in the program is the difference between x and a. |