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thornahawk
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I had promised in a post I had made a while back to upload some of the programs I had made for operating on polynomials (as lists of their coefficients).
Unfortunately, all I could retrieve from my busted hard drive are POLADD (polynomial addition), POLMUL (polynomial multiplication), and POLDIV (polynomial division). The convention I used is constant term first, e.g. 2x+3 would be represented as the list {3,2}.
I now upload this to United-TI, for everyone's free use.
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Weregoose
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I'm rather curious about POLADD. Its operation is identical to:
Prompt L1,L2
max(dim(L1),dim(L2→dim(L1
Ans→dim(L2
L1+L2
Why the excess fluff?
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thornahawk
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My intent back then was to preserve the input, should it ever have to be reused. If the user does not mind the input lists being modified, what you have there is of course the more compact approach. :)
I had thought of rewriting POLDER (polynomial derivative) and POLQ (integral of a polynomial from an arbitrary lower limit), two of the programs which I could not retrieve, but then recalled that there was a TI-BASIC challenge that you proffered a while back for polynomial derivatives, and with some modification, could be made to work for integrals. :)
The others... I'll upload once I reconstitute them.
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Weregoose
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Funnily enough, I had never posted the solution to that challenge. Here you go:
While 1≠dim(Ans
Pause seq(Ans(X)(dim(Ans)-X),X,1,dim(Ans)-1
End
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Weregoose
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Crosspost from TI|BD:
0L1
For(X,1,dim(Ans
augment(Ans,{0})+augment(0rand(X),L1L2(X
End
[font=times new roman]∆List(cumSum(Ans
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