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This program does some basic permutation calculations. It was one of the first programs I made as a novice calculator programmer. Feel free to fix it up as you please. (Coded by Phoenix at C2.)
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This program incorporates many common pre calculus programs. It calculates the Law of Sine and Cosine as well as converting radian to degrees and vice versa, area of a triangle, distance, and the quadratic formula. (Coded by Sean Kelley.)
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It is a program by the same name as the aforementioned program, but calculates growth plus decay, annual rate, half life, compound interest, etc. (Coded by Jason Rager.)
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This program will convert radian measures to degrees. It also will multiply out the sector of a circle that is needed if given the radius. (Coded by Lowrider at C2.)
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Yeah, the LinReg Stat is already on the calculator. But who wants to manually edit the Lists to calculate linear regression? This program makes it easier. Coded by Phoenix at C2.)
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This was the first program I made that people actually thought was worth paying for. It calculates the resultant and equilibriant of a problem and puts the answer in proper form ( Rectangular, I think). Anyway, worth the download. (Coded by Phoenix at C2.)
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This program calculates a sector of a circle. (Coded by Red Baron at C2.)
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This program is pretty cool. If you enter the equation, appropriate variable, top number, and bottom number, it will calculate the summation. I know this is in the calculator, but I have not found a way to enter the equation from a program into the summation feature w/o getting some error. Somebody e-mail me if you know how. (Coded by Phoenix at C2.)
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OK, so it isn't in alphabetical order! This calculates the distance or difference between two numbers with a given ratio (e.g., the number 2/5 of the way from -.3 and 1.7). (Coded by Red Baron at C2.)
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This gets the area, circumference, sector, segment, etc., of a circle. It also finds the area of a regular polygon. (Coded by the Red Baron at C2.)
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