> You might want to also look at the new TI-83. Both the TI-82 and TI-83
> have dynamic tables featrues that are not available on the Casios nor on
> the TI-85.
>
> THe TI-85 can be programmed to create a table, but both the 82 and 83
> have some additional features that allow students to use tables very
> effectively and to build models from data sets.
>
> The TI-83 has also added some very nice financial and statistical
> functions for students who are not planning to move up the traditional
> pre-calc, calculus track---a large portion of our student population.
>
> Cheers,
> Merc
>
> -- Mercedes McGowen voice - 708.925.6526
> Professor of Mathematics email - mmcgowen@harper.cc.il.us
> William Rainey Harper College
> Palatine, Il
>
I've been trying to get my hands on a good program that will allow my
TI-85 to do tables similar to the TI-82. Does anyone have it? I'd
certainly appreciate receiving it. I do have the graph-link so i could
download a program from my pc to my TI-85 if anyone knows how to send the
file. Thanks.
Holly Kresch
Diablo Valley College
321 Golf Club Road
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523