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Clausius Clapeyron Equation Solver
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A program to solve for any of three variables: Pressure, Temperature, or Heat of formation. |
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Binary Converter
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A simple conversion system between bases 10 and 2. |
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User-Friendly Quadratic Program
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This is a program where you input A,B, and C and it calculates the vertex of the parabola and then the roots (if any). As well as calculating these values, it also graphs the equation (stored into Y1). This is not shown in the program, but can be viewed after exiting. The program also includes a list of equation forms and a square root finder for calculating discriminants. |
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Radical Simplifier
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This program will simplify nearly any radical expression in the form of the nth root of x by removing the perfect n factors from under the radical. |
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GeometryCE
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GeometryCE is a program that automatically calculates many different geometry formulas for you. |
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Chars
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Have you ever wanted to get some of those pretty nifty ASCII characters, such as the arrows, or subscript numbers? Well with this program, you can! I recommend just sending this to your archive and running it with a shell (such as MirageOS) so that it does not get deleted, as the program stores its awesome characters into Str7! |
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CrisPI
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Recite the digits of pi (π). How far can you go? |
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Binary/Decimal/Hexadecimal Converter
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This program converts between the base 2, base 10 and base 16 numeral systems. [UPDATE: REDUCED IN SIZE (A LOT)] |
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