Matteo Puzzle
Italy
http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/softwarestrumentitecnologici/
http://www.matematicamente.it/giochi/La_matematica_degli_indovinelli_3.0.pdf
What is the definition of tg(x)?
Bhuvanesh.
Hello Bhuvanesh,
'tg' is short for 'tangent' here in Brazil and, I think, in Italy too.
Regards,
Gerson.
Yes!
zeros(tan(2x)+2tan(x),x)
Yes!
zeros(tan(2x)+2tan(x),x)
Hi,
I can't reproduce this. I get 19 solutions with AMS 2.09 and AMS 3.10.
Which AMS version are you using?
Bhuvanesh.
I use TI 89 and I haven't TI 89 Titanium (I can't try to compare TI 89
Titanium with old TI 89), but some people noted this difference between
TI 89 and TI 89 Titanium for this operation:
zeros(tExpand(tan(2x)+2tan(x)),x)
They signalled this problem in inofficial italian forum for calculator:
http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/softwarestrumentitecnologici/message/1308
I think that this people, in their TI 89 Titanium, there is the last
AMS (3.10):
http://it.groups.yahoo.com/group/softwarestrumentitecnologici/message/1322
Thank you Great Bhuvanesh!
If you tExpand and then divide by sin(x), and then solve that, you'll
get all the solutions (except those that correspond to sin(x) = 0).
But, yeah, the zeroes function gives an empty set for me.
I tried it on a TI89 (not Titanium) emulator, and it also gave me an
empty set when in exact mode, though. On auto mode, it gave a set of
several numerical possibilities.
If it's an issue of an outdated OS, maybe I should upgrade, though I
can still get the answer as demonstrated above. (I'm not sure what OS
I have, but I've never upgraded it).
Bob
P.S. Shouldn't this be moved to the TI-89 Forum ;-) Kevin's fluent in
Italian
But, it doesn't get a result "in exact mode" for this operation:
zeros(tan(2x)+2tan(x),x)
Right, but was there really a version that gave the exact result (i.e.
the parametrized family of solutions) without applying tExpand()?
Bhuvanesh.
Oh gosh I'm imagining now...
If this froup starts turning into a forum for the TI-89s,
won't the HP brass try to pick-up the ball in panic ?
If there is no money for creativity and fine tuning work,
perhaps 'Fear and Shame' will drive the corporate machine our way.
You'll LOVE your TIt (TI titanium,lol).
L.A.