How do I calculate 365 % 27 using a ti-89 calculator?

SOURCE: Half the screen on my TI-89 is black

Hey, i have nearly the same problem and now finally found a solution to it. In my case half of the screen was empty and the other worked correctly AND slight pressure to the frame surrounding the display on the side of the defect half and/or above the display makes the display reappearing again. Because it's annoying if you always have to press with one hand on your calculator while working with it i did the following: Important: Make sure that... ... you have a backup of the data stored on your TI because you could lose them during the following procedure. ... we are really talking about the same problem. ... this hints come without any warranty and you might destroy your calculator completely following this advice. 1. Open your TI 89 as described for example in [1] 2. Take a piece of foam rubber and cut out a stripe with a shape like |_ or "L", about 1cm in width which fits approximately the frame around the display on the the defect side and the top. 3. Place the foam rubber on the silver shield you see after opening the back of your TI. 4. Then you can assemble your calculator again. I hope i could help you! [1] http://richfiles.solarbotics.net/Turbo89.html

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SOURCE: How do you reset a TI-89 calculator

Hold the Left, Right and 2nd buttons. Then press the On button.

This will erase all user programs but it seems to leave flash apps alone.

SOURCE: How do I enter a quadratic equation into my calculator TI 89?

Hello,
What do you want to do with it? If you want just to enter it, you do so on the command line.
Here are exemples of solutions
Under [Mode][F2] exact/aprox set to exact
solve(x^2+x-5=0,x) finds the exact solutions the top ones


Under [MODE][F2] Exact/Aprox set to Approximate you get approximate numerical solutions, the bottom ones.
There is another command nSolve( which solves numerically for an equation. You can specify a range of values where solution is suspected to be.

Hope it helps

onomou

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• Posted on Oct 03, 2009

SOURCE: steps in solving matrix on my ti 89 calculator.

I assume you are speaking of solving a system of equations with a number of unknowns. If not, please correct me. Here's an example in practice:

If you have a system of 3 equations with 3 unknowns, you would set up your matrix so that the coefficients of each variable for a particular equation are on one row. So, given equations x + y + z = 0, 2x + 3y - 4z = 1, x + -z = -1 you would type the following into your calculator: [[1,1,1,0][2,3,-4,1][1,0,-1,-1]] and press enter to make sure you typed it correctly. notice that in the third row there is a zero, since we have zero time y for the third equation. Then row-reduce the matrix (2nd > 5 > 4 > 4 or in the CATALOG as rref). You should get out the matrix [[1,0,0,-1][0,1,0,1][0,0,1,0]]. This says that x=-1 y = 1 z=0 since my first column contained the coefficients for the x variable, the second for the y variable, and the third for the z variable. The last column contains the solution, the part on the other side of the equals sign.

Hope this helps! For more reading (from someone else; I just made this one up), check out the Wikipedia articles on Gaussian elimination and Systems of linear equations

SOURCE: How do I calculate the inverse log on the TI-89?

Hello,
The wrong terminology is playing tricks on you.

1. If you are talking about the natural logarithms, the inverse function of the natural log is the exponential: ln(e^(x))=e^(ln(x)) = x
2. If you are talking about the common logarithms (log in base 10) to find the antilog of a number, say x, you raise 10 to the power of x.