Mathematical Methods CAS Resources

[Jenny_2108]

Is there any ways to dowload all of those to print them out?
Why don't you attach them as files? 

[Lasercookie]

Is there any ways to dowload all of those to print them out?
Why don't you attach them as files? 

Most of these are posts from threads. Having this resource thread is pretty good because you can just print off the entire thread at once, but some of the links are full discussions etc. so they all can't be linked here.

You can go to a more printer friendly version of the page by using this button at the bottom here, and then print it directly through your browser.

[Jenny_2108]

omg I didn't see that. Thanks btw

[Frozone]

I cant find the complete the square link on my calculator, please help!

[BubbleWrapMan]

What are you using?

[Frozone]

What are you using?

TI inspire. The complete the square function is on my friends calculator but not on my own.

[b^3]

TI inspire. The complete the square function is on my friends calculator but not on my own.

You might be running an older version of the OS. I remember the complete the square function coming in near the end of my year 12. Would have been a late 2.xx or early 3.xx I think.. (this was for the grey ti-nspire anyways). Maybe update your calculator and see if it appears.

[Frozone]

How does one update it?
Last night i plugged it to my computer as well as the Cd that comes along with it. But it still does not show the complete the square function.

[b^3]

The CD should have software on it for the computer link. If not you can download it from here
http://education.ti.com/en/us/software/details/en/82035809F7E6474099944056CCB01C20/ti-nspire_computerlink
Then click through to download the update and then transfer and install to the calc.

[Frozone]

The CD should have software on it for the computer link. If not you can download it from here
http://education.ti.com/en/us/software/details/en/82035809F7E6474099944056CCB01C20/ti-nspire_computerlink
Then click through to download the update and then transfer and install to the calc.

Wow, thanks a lot that really helped. I thought i had already updated my calculator before but i guess i didn't.

[tyrone]

How to Solve Normal Distribution questions without using calculator syntax
Stonecold

Question 1.  Normally distributed variable X has a mean of 5 and s.d. of 2.  Find Pr(3.3<X<7.1) correct to 4 decimal places.

Normally, you would just type the following into the calc:  normcdf(5,2,3.3,7.1) and hit execute. Answer is 0.6555.

Just want to clear up a mistake i believe when you enter into the calculator, it should read normcdf(3.3,7.1,5,2) and NOT normcdf(5,2,3.3,7.1) as this would give a DOMAIN ERROR.

[Damoz.G]

No, what is mentioned in the original post is correct.

When you do [MENU] > [5] > [5] > [E]       Its Mean, then sd, then lower bound, then upper bound. So what stonecold has is correct.

I'm guessing your using a different Calculator? Possibly the Casio ClassPad?

[qazser]

Intro Prob by Hamo94 is the wrong link, pls update

[TheCommando]

Can we update these rescources for the new study design?

[keltingmeith]

Can we update these rescources for the new study design?

Unfortunately, we don't write these resources - they're all provided by the userbase, most of which who wrote this stuff have actually moved on from AN. However, I'm sure you'll be pleased to know that most of what's here is still relevant! The stuff that's not is somewhat obviously not included anymore (mainly obvious because you'll never have heard of it before)