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Euler's Method Simpson's Rule: X X DX

This document provides summaries and instructions for using four programs on the TI-86 calculator: 1) Euler's Method uses Euler's method to approximate solutions to differential equations by inputting initial values and step size. 2) Simpson's Rule uses Simpson's rule to approximate definite integrals by inputting limits and subintervals. 3) Midpoint Rule uses the midpoint rule to approximate definite integrals similarly to Simpson's Rule. 4) Newton's Method uses Newton's method to approximate zeros of a function by inputting an initial approximation.

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Euler's Method Simpson's Rule: X X DX

This document provides summaries and instructions for using four programs on the TI-86 calculator: 1) Euler's Method uses Euler's method to approximate solutions to differential equations by inputting initial values and step size. 2) Simpson's Rule uses Simpson's rule to approximate definite integrals by inputting limits and subintervals. 3) Midpoint Rule uses the midpoint rule to approximate definite integrals similarly to Simpson's Rule. 4) Newton's Method uses Newton's method to approximate zeros of a function by inputting an initial approximation.

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TI-86

Eulers Method
This program uses Eulers Method to approximate the particular solution of a differential equation. To use this program, be sure to enter the differential equation y as y1 in the equation editor. Then the program will prompt you to enter the starting x- and y-values and the step size. Press ENTER after each screen display to see more approximations. Press ON F5 to quit the program. PROGRAM: EULERMET :Input INITIAL X=, x :Input INITIAL Y=, Y :Input STEP SIZE H=, H :Lbl A :Y+y1*HY :x+Hx :Pause :Disp (X, Y)= :Disp x, Y :Goto A

Simpsons Rule
This program uses Simpsons Rule to approximate the defib nite integral a f x dx. You must store the expression f x as y1 before executing the program. The program itself will prompt you for the limits a and b and for half the number of subintervals you want to use. :PROGRAM:SIMPSON :Disp LOWER LIMIT :Input A :Disp UPPER LIMIT :Input B :Disp n/2 DIVISIONS :Input D :0S :(B-A)/(2D)W :1J :While JD :A+2(J-1)*WL :A+2J*WR :(L+R)/2M :Lx :y1L :Mx :y1M :Rx :y1R :W*(L+4M+R)/3+SS :J+1J :End :Disp APPROXIMATION :Disp S

Midpoint Rule
This program uses the Midpoint Rule to approximate the b definite integral a f x dx. You must store the expression f x as y1 before executing the program. The program itself will prompt you for the limits a and b and for the number of subintervals n. PROGRAM:MIDPOINT :Disp LOWER LIMIT :Input A :Disp UPPER LIMIT :Input B :Disp n DIVISIONS :Input N :0S :(B-A)/NW :1J :While JN :A+(J-1)*WL :A+J*WR :(L+R)/2x :S+W*y1S :J+1J :End :Disp APPROXIMATION :Disp S

Newtons Method
This program uses Newtons Method to approximate the zeros of a function. You must store the expression f x as y1 before executing the program. Then graph the function to estimate one of its zeros. The program will prompt you for this estimate. PROGRAM:NEWTON :Disp ENTER APPROXIMATION :Input x :1N :x-y1/der1(y1,x)R :While abs (x-R)>1E-10 :Rx :x-y1/der1(y1,x)R :N+1N :End :Disp ZERO= :Disp R :Disp ITER= :Disp N

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