| Program name: Pythagorean Theorem (v. 1.0) |
 
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| CTF file name: | pythag.ctf |
| Author: | Clifford Barnes |
| Date: | April 1999 |
| Models: | 9750, 9850, 9950 |
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Description:
This program solves for A, B, and C in the formula A^2+B^2=C^2
(This program is good for Algebra and Geometry students.)
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Program source code:
Program "PYTHAG"
Lbl 1: "A\^2+B\^2=C\^2" ; \^2 represents the squared symbol
"TO SOLVE FOR:"
"A-PRESS 1"
"B-PRESS 2"
"C-PRESS 3": ? -> A
Goto 6
Lbl 2: If A=2
Then Goto 7
Else Goto 3
Lbl 3: If A=3: Then Goto 8
Else Goto 1
Lbl 6: If A=1: Then Goto 9
Else Goto 2
Lbl 9: ClrText
"A\^2+B\^2=C\^2"
"B=" ?-> B
"C=" ?-> C
(C\^2-B\^2)->D
\sqrt D -> D ; \sqrt means the square root button on the calculator.
ClrText
"A=": Locate 4, 1, D
Stop
Lbl 7: ClrText
"A\^2+B\^2=C\^2"
"A=" ?-> E
"C=" ?-> F
(F\^2-E\^2) ->G
\sqrt G -> G
ClrText
"B=": Locate 4, 1, G
Stop
Lbl 8: ClrText
"A\^2+B\^2=C\^2"
"A=" ?-> H
"B=" ?-> I
(H^2+I^2)-> J
\sqrt J -> J
ClrText
"C=": Locate 4, 1, J
Stop
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