TI-Nspire Programming
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i was wondering if anyone has solved this problem of losing their serial number, i have already called tech support....:(
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It would be very difficult to create a program that we carry pictures zoom in cx Nspire CAS you I have no idea how to do it but I need it I wonder if anyone can help me just speak Spanish and I am using the google translator so pardon for errors
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I am in BC calc and looking for some programs
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Discussion to expand the Ti Nspire portion of this site.
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I would like to program my calculator to balance chemical equations using linear algebra. Is this possible? If so, how?
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Defining an easier way for numerical derivative at a point
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A blog for programs of all people for all people.
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"hi" to hi
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I'd rather have 5 than 5.
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