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Laplace Transform Programs for the TI-89/92+ LZTRAN
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The menu program LZTRAN for the TI-89 top This program and it's components are from
ti.org (This program solves stuff that the others won't and it seems to
be much quicker for the more difficult problems) It does Laplace transforms and inverse transforms and much more. Use h(t - a) for usf's. Nobody but you are responsible if you mess up your calculator with this software...just like Microsoft. Don't forget that on tests, unless you show work, you will not get any (0) credit even if your answer is correct. If work is shown and it incorrectly leads to a correct answer ("does not follow"), you may get 15 points taken from a 10 point problem (for trying to pull a fast one on your instructor). If you want to read the lzt.txt document, you need to read the following first: It must be read in DOS mode (if you want to read it...there are some examples...you can try it in Windows if you want...some is readable) or not all characters will be readable. When you get done reading it and want to leave DOS mode, type "end" or your computer will not re-start in Windows Mode and you may have to spend the rest or your computer life in DOS mode (until you type end when in DOS mode). To get in DOS mode, click Start and Shut Down then select the button Restart in MS-DOS mode. You need to have saved the text file in a convenient place to find it since finding it in DOS mode is not pleasurable except for GEEKS. I suggest saving it in the WINDOWS directory since that's where you may start when in DOS mode. Type "dir|more" to see if it is in the directory that you are in and then type "type lzt.txt|more" to read the file. If you don't type the vertical | and more, you better be prepared to read very fast. the file name is (in caps) LZT.TXT lzt.txt (if you want to read it in DOS mode, click File on your browser (top left) and save it to the Windows directory so you know where it is...then follow the instructions in the paragraph above) Installation: ANGLE to RADIAN You will probably have this problem unless you have installed a kernel. Q: It produces an error "Invalid program reference" |
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. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The function LAPLACEX for the TI-89 top This program has origin unknown at the
moment. It does Laplace transforms. Use u(t - a) for usf's. Nobody but you are responsible if you mess up your calculator with this software...just like Microsoft. Don't forget that on tests, unless you show work, you will not get any (0) credit even if your answer is correct. If work is shown and it incorrectly leads to a correct answer ("does not follow"), you may get 15 points taken from a 10 point problem (for trying to pull a fast one on your instructor). Installation: . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The function INVLAPX for the TI-89 top This program has origin unknown at the
moment. It does inverse Laplace transforms. Nobody but you are responsible if you mess up your calculator with this software...just like Microsoft. Don't forget that on tests, unless you show work, you will not get any (0) credit even if your answer is correct. If work is shown and it incorrectly leads to a correct answer ("does not follow"), you may get 15 points taken from a 10 point problem (for trying to pull a fast one on your instructor). Installation: |
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