Author Topic: TI Graphing Calculator Programs Mini-Megathread  (Read 2383 times)

oh god i've written a ton for some reason
if i had the patience to type them all out i would but here's a list and you can request if you want i guess
DISTANCE -Solves the distance formula from 2 given points
INITGRAV -Saves variables for Gravity (in m/s), speed of light (in a vacuum in m/s) and the Couloumb, with it being toggleable
MIDPOINT -Solves the midpoint formula from 2 given points
QUADS -Solves reasonably simple quadratic equations and displays the answers as fractions
SLOPE -Solves for the slope of a line from 2 given points
SUMOF -Solves for the of the interior angles of a triangle and also finds the measure of a single angle from a given number of sides
TRIANGLE -Performs the Pythagorean Theorum from A & B because I'm too lazy to reach the 2 button
ZERO -Solves for the zeroes of a line from 2 given points
There are others, but those're the most useful, I think.

I would like all of these, please.

Money Gained Given Interest and Time

This script calculates the amount of money someone owes you given the initial amount, number of days, and interest rate. This script does use lowercase letters for aesthetic purposes.

:0->X
:Disp "How much loaned?"
:Prompt P
:Disp "How many days?"
:Prompt T
:Disp "Interest rate?"
:Prompt R
:Lbl XX
:If X=1
:T-1->T
:If T≤0
:Disp P
:If T≤0
:Stop
:1->X
:P*R->B
:B+P->P
:Goto XX

I use mine all the time in my AP calculus class.  I've never made any program but I downloaded one for the quadratic equation like two years ago.

I think mine is a TI 83

I tried to make a quadratic equation solver, because quadratic equations are a pain in the ass for me.

Most kids in school amused themselves during class by playing games on their calculators.
I programmed instead.

Here are just a few of the things I've made in the past.
Most of them have been lost to RAM resets though
PASCAL: Given a row and position in the row, computes that term in Pascal's triangle
QUAD: Quadratic equation solver
ROTATE: Rotates one given point around another given point at a given number of degrees, returns coordinates of new point
TIME: A decently accurate stopwatch. Time was calculated by solving equations, and thus was inaccurate on older/new (and therefore slower/faster) models
FACTOR: Given a number, returned all factor pairs.
AREA: Given the number of sides and radius of a regular polygon, returns the area.
Various programs made to solve long 'plug in the numbers and solve' problems.

Useless 'for fun' things, including:
SNOW: Asterisks falling from the top of the screen to the bottom
MATRIX: Same as above, but with random digits and varying speeds
INSULT: Random insult generator
Various drawing programs

how do lower case??

(will post my programs later once i feel like typing them out)

I tried to make a quadratic equation solver, because quadratic equations are a pain in the ass for me.

I just figured out how to do the insert information thing and it is so amazing for me.

how do lower case??

(will post my programs later once i feel like typing them out)

Can't be done on ti-83 if you have one.

These things are from like 1998.

People didn't know about this?

Also the TI-83 Plus is the best.

These things are from like 1998.

People didn't know about this?

Also the TI-83 Plus is the best.
Yeah. My dad's old TI calculator (15+ years old, IIRC) has this.

Can't be done on ti-83 if you have one.
My TI-83+ can do it and I thought the only difference between the 83 and the 83+ was a litte more RAM and speed

I made a crapton of these for doign stuff like finding the discriminant immediately and tell the graph way, procentual difference, and a lot of useless crap.
Didn't put on pc and had to remove all before math exam :c

I don't own a calculator like this and I have never touched one.

I feel left out.

I made a crapton of these for doign stuff like finding the discriminant immediately and tell the graph way, procentual difference, and a lot of useless crap.
Didn't put on pc and had to remove all before math exam :c
Wait, you can transfer them to a computer?

TI-84 Plus Silver Edition is best.

My TI-83+ can do it and I thought the only difference between the 83 and the 83+ was a litte more RAM and speed
TI-83+ has the Applications feature.

Haha-no. TI-84+ Silver Edition is superior.

Number Factoring Script

This script factors a number; such that: 9 ~ 1 3 9 (except, prettier :/)

:ClrDraw
:Disp "What number?"
:Prompt X
:X->K
:0->A
:0->B
:Lbl AA
:If K≤0
:Stop
:If X/K=iPart(X/K)
:Text(A,B,X/K)
:If X/K=iPart(X/K)
:B+19->B
:If B≥80
:A+8->A
:If B≥80
:0->B
:K-1->K
:Goto AA