<p>I don't have a link for my calculator so I can't download those zip files that are online...Is there a site (or a kind person) that has the programs for: LRAM/RRAM/MRAM, Simpson's Rule, Trapezoidal rule, Summations, Newton's Method and stuff like that? </p>
<p>It'd be great if someone would type or give me a site that has it in the html format, NOT zip. I have a test on Monday ;) Thanks</p>
<p>You can get a link cable for like $15 at Radio Shack or a similar electronics store. It might be worth it. There are a ton of great programs like that at <a href="http://www.ticalc.org%5B/url%5D">www.ticalc.org</a>, but I think they may all be zip. </p>
<p>look in the instructions book let for the program making of the area cirlce/cylinder one, understand the concept of the function of the commands and just use the variables to write it in, if you want give me a formula and post it and ill write a program for you</p>
<p>choco, quit being an ass. the calc programs are for material that you know but dont want to make a stupid mistake or are under time constraints. If you are just studying its probably better not to use them. Under testing though, they CAN be a godsend, but they will be your undoing if you dont know what you want from the prog and what it will give you.</p>
<p>Get symbolic. It's made by some german company or something. It can take derivatives and find arclength, as well as do a lot of the algebra stuff the 89 can do.</p>
<p>The program for Newton's method is:
ClrHome
Disp "Guess"
Input X
Lbl A
x-Y1/nDer(y1,x,x)->N
Disp N:Pause
If abs(x-N)≤E-9
Then
Goto B
End
N->X
Goto A
Lbl B</p>
<p>wow i'm surprised your teacher didn't get all those... anyways the ap people or ap test prep stuff are supposed to send you something like that hope my previous post helped</p>