Many authors have come across the dilemma of not having a TI calculator to use when a question, or a group of questions, asks for one. Before you go out of your way to purchase a new TI calculator, ask your project manager about the TI Emulator! The TI Emulator works just like a graphing calculator, and actually makes it easier to transfer your graphs from the calculator to your solution/s. All you need to do is save the image as a .jpg (your project manager can give you further instruction on this if you're having trouble doing so). Once you've done that, you're ready to insert the graph into your solution. Easy peasy!
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Showing posts with label TI. Show all posts
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Tip of the Week Thursday: The TI Emulator!
Many authors have come across the dilemma of not having a TI calculator to use when a question, or a group of questions, asks for one. Before you go out of your way to purchase a new TI calculator, ask your project manager about the TI Emulator! The TI Emulator works just like a graphing calculator, and actually makes it easier to transfer your graphs from the calculator to your solution/s. All you need to do is save the image as a .jpg (your project manager can give you further instruction on this if you're having trouble doing so). Once you've done that, you're ready to insert the graph into your solution. Easy peasy!
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Templates for Solutions Using Maple, Mathematica, Matlab, TI
Maple
Mathematica
MATLAB
TI Graphing Calculator
Download the files by clicking the link above. Then solve away!
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