Texas Instruments TI-82 Manual page 31

: -B/(2A) → R
calculates the real part
: Disp R
: Disp "IMAGINARY PART"
: –D/(2A) → I
calculates the imaginary part
since D < 0, we must use –D as the radicand
: Disp 1
: End
marks the end of an If-Then-Else group of commands
: End
When you have finished, press 2nd QUIT to leave the program editor.
You may remove a program from memory by pressing 2nd MEM 2 [Delete...] 6 [Prgm...]. Then move the cursor
to the program's name and press ENTER to delete the entire program.
2.10.2 Executing a Program: To execute the program just entered, press PRGM and then the number or letter that
it was named. If you have forgotten its name, use the arrow keys to move through the program listing to find its
description QUADRAT. Then press ENTER to select this program and enter again to execute it.
The program has been written to prompt you for values of coefficients a, b, and c in a quadratic equation ax
c = 0. Input a value, then press ENTER to continue the program.
If you need to interrupt a program during execution, press ON.
The instruction manual for your TI-82 gives detailed information about programming. Refer to it to learn more
about programming and how to use other features of your calculator.
2.11 Differentiation
2.11.1 Limits: Suppose you need to find this limit:
viewing rectangle that contains the point where the function appears to intersect the line x = 0 (because you want the
limit as x → 0). Your graph should lend support to the conclusion that
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(-) ALPHA B ÷ (2 ALPHA A) STO➧ ALPHA R ENTER
−
b
of the complex roots
2 a
PRGM ► 3 ALPHA R ENTER
PRGM ► 3 2nd A-LOCK " I M A G I N A R Y P A R T "
ENTER
2nd
ENTER
−
D
of the complex roots;
2 a
PRGM ► 3 ALPHA I ENTER
PRGM 7 ENTER
PRGM 7
sin 4
lim
→
x 0
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(-) ALPHA D ÷ (2 ALPHA A) STO➧ ALPHA I
x
. Plot the graph of f (x) =
x
sin 4 x
lim = 4.
x
→
x 0
2
+ bx +
sin 4x
in a convenient
x