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VCE Stuff => VCE Mathematics => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE General & Further Mathematics => Topic started by: dxb on November 04, 2007, 12:36:47 pm
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Who's using them in the exam?
Anyone got any good ones they wish to share? :P
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Who's using them in the exam?
Anyone got any good ones they wish to share? :P
I'm not lol ...
I don't think i need them anyways =]
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aww ok then.
Personally I find them valuable for when I'm going over an exam, just to see if I made any silly mistakes when using certain formulas.
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aww ok then.
Personally I find them valuable for when I'm going over an exam, just to see if I made any silly mistakes when using certain formulas.
True true =]
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definatly!
the triangle program saves me sooo much time especialy in multichoice, and ur guranteed not to make a mistake unless you put them in wrong.
cosine rule is done in like 10 sec where it would take that time to write out the numbers in the formula then solve
get onto it!
also finance program is great for solving r or t no need to use logs or anything like that its done for u, great way to check everything too (and make sure no stupid mistakes)
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Who's using them in the exam?
Anyone got any good ones they wish to share? :P
ATRIGA .. for trig, helps soo much, probably saves a couple of mins each question, just chuck in #'s and angles, and it does it all for you, what more can you as for ? =]
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Who's using them in the exam?
Anyone got any good ones they wish to share? :P
ATRIGA .. for trig, helps soo much, probably saves a couple of mins each question, just chuck in #'s and angles, and it does it all for you, what more can you as for ? =]
How come I've never heard of this before?!?!?!?!?!?!
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Who's using them in the exam?
Anyone got any good ones they wish to share? :P
ATRIGA .. for trig, helps soo much, probably saves a couple of mins each question, just chuck in #'s and angles, and it does it all for you, what more can you as for ? =]
How come I've never heard of this before?!?!?!?!?!?!
i don't know, i'd upload it for you, but i don't have the cable :( sorry.
but yeahh if you can get your hands on ATRIGA, if your doing geo&trig obviously, saves me from using the SIN, COS rule, by hand, ohh and also works out the area for you.
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is it cheating?
dont mean that to be offensive but like it has never been mentioned at my school.
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is it cheating?
dont mean that to be offensive but like it has never been mentioned at my school.
Nah calc programs are allowed... but in exam 2 you will need to show working out
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im in amazement!
Guess its to late now though.
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im in amazement!
Guess its to late now though.
Yeah kinda is... i prefer not to use calc programs though =]
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im in amazement!
Guess its to late now though.
yeahh it is a bit late, and its not cheating.
contrary to oddete, programs are great to use, they save time, id rather do a question in a matter of seconds, compared to wasting a couple of minutes on it.
Also, in exam 2 they are still usefull to at least, back your answers up with.
If you do buss maths do you use equation solver, and TVM solver ?
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is it cheating?
dont mean that to be offensive but like it has never been mentioned at my school.
Nah calc programs are allowed... but in exam 2 you will need to show working out
not exactly, you can just write the answer with no working and still get full marks
but if your answer is wrong obviously u wont get any marks, but with workings you will
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Does anybody use the casio classpad? Everybody seems to be using TI...
anyway, the classpad is touch screen and has an awesome geometry mode where you visually draw a diagram of the question. I did a question in 5 minutes where the teacher did it in 45... and i've written some programs for it, like gradient, linear equation etc.
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check the gmail drive. i uploaded a bunch a month or so ago
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Does anyone know of a simultaneous equation solver?? One that solves equations in the form ax + by = c (for the TI calculators).
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Does anyone know of a simultaneous equation solver?? One that solves equations in the form ax + by = c (for the TI calculators).
This one
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Does anyone know of a simultaneous equation solver?? One that solves equations in the form ax + by = c (for the TI calculators).
This one
It says that it is not compatible with my device? My calculator is a TI-84 Plus
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Do you do matrices jayden? You can just make a 2x3 matrix in this form (use [A] for example):

Where
and 
Then just go to MATH in the matrix menu, select B:rref(, and then type in rref([A]), your answers should come up in the form
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lol no I don't do matrices, what you said doesn't make sense to me.
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Either way jsimmo, you can do simultaneous equations on your calculator with the matrices function, given that they are in the correct form (ax+by=c). I'm probably just stating what has already been stated but you just put the ax+by in a 2x2 matrix and c in a 2x1...given that their are two equations to solve. It makes it very very very easy.
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lol no I don't do matrices, what you said doesn't make sense to me.
You can download this root finder and simultaneous equation solver application
http://education.ti.com/educationportal/downloadcenter/SoftwareDetail.do?website=US&tabId=1&appId=206
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'Simul' is the only program I got.
*...Must remember to go to school next week and get the rest.*
EDIT: wooooooooooooooo 200th post!
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what is the triangle program????
also can some1 tell me what the gmail drive is
ive heard it has hundreds of exams
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what is the triangle program????
also can some1 tell me what the gmail drive is
ive heard it has hundreds of exams
Don't quote me on this but I think the gmail drive was deleted or something because a few problems arose from it, i.e. people changing passwords, deleting information, adding irrelevant information, etc.
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Can someone please upload ATRIGA? Thanks!