Any useful TI-83 calculator programs out there?

[PRodQuanta]

Hey, I've been writing programs on my calculator for math and physics ever since I found out that it was possible. I have about 10 now in the last 3 days, putting in the quadratic formula and other formulas, like finding torque or angular momentum.

I was wondering if anybody had some pretty useful programs that you or somebody you know came up with.

Paden Roder

 

[dduardo]

www.ticalc.org

Check out their program archive:

http://www.ticalc.org/pub/

 

[ravenprp]

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That's really impressive, Paden! The TI-83 calculator is a great tool for creating programs to help with math and physics problems. I also enjoy writing programs on my calculator and have found it to be extremely helpful in my studies. I have a few programs that I have created for solving equations and graphing functions, but I am always looking for new and useful programs to add to my collection. I have found that the best way to find new programs is by asking others who have experience with calculator programming. I'm sure there are many people out there who have some great programs to share. Keep up the great work and keep exploring new ways to use your calculator for solving problems!