Texas Instruments TI-60 - Page 11

CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
• Straight-line Programming
A full range ol programming keys, Including run/stop, team,
rosfll. single slep. backstep, insert, delete and pause Up to
84 programming steps may be In each program
Preprogrammed functions may be integrated
With this calculator you can solve problems and get
information that previously would have required a giant
computer Any calculator however is no more functional than
the knowledge ot the person who operates It By
understanding all of its features and becoming completely
acquainted with what It can (and cannot) do. you can solve
problems and gel information quickly and easily This book is
designed to explain, with many examples, what this
calculator can do
This chapter explains the essential features and keys ot the calculator
Included is some information on why each key is Important as well as how it
is used
The sections ol the chapter are listed below H you are lamiliar with the
bastes of the calculator, you may want to go immediately to the application
chapters
Section 1 — Keyboard and Display Basics
Section 2 — Data Entry Keys
Section 3 — Algebraic Keys
Section 4 — Statistics
Section 5 — Number Systems
Section 6 — Conversion Keys
Section 7 - Programming Keys
Section 8 — Integration
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