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Mixed Fractions for TI-82
Written By Ross Scott-Weekly
12/2/2000
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Disclaimer:
All of the files included in this file were created by myself, Ross Scott-Weekly. They are designed for a Texas Instruments TI-82 Graphical Calculator and should only be used for this purpose. All of the files are freeware and you are welcome to modify them in whatever way you please. I though am not responsible for any damage to either calculators or any software or hardware on any computers that are used when transferring or using these files or any modified files. 

Phew, if people didn't sue, people wouldn't need these disclaimers...

Mixed Fractions for TI-82
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Introduction
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I was sick and tired of not being able to get mixed fractions on the TI-82. (someone will probably tell me how to now...) so I created this simple program in TI-Basic that takes any number or equation and will give you the mixed fraction for the number.

How to Use It
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Run FRACTION from the Program Menu. You will get this:

x=?

You can enter a fraction, decimal or an equation.

x=? 9/5
	1
      4/5
     DONE

x=? -18/5
        -3
       3/5
      DONE

If you enter ANS (2nd+(-)), you can get the answer to the last equation. Saves you copying it across.

Contacting the Author
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If you have any suggestions, questions, bugs etc. E-Mail me at rosssw@excite.com.


Packing List
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In this zip is:

readme.txt		This File
fraction.82p		The program file to copy to you calculator.
fraction.as2		If you aren't lucky enough to have a connecting cable, you can type it 				in. (it's only 5 lines). NB. <> is the not-equals sign, you don't type 			the first 4 lines or the last line, you don't type the '\''s, >frac is 					the convert to fractions, and i hope you can get the rest... if not email 			me and I can help you.
fraction.gif		An animated GIF, showing you what to do. (look at it in Netscape/IE)
fraction.bmp		A Screen-Shot of what it should look like.
