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Mirrors and Lenses Solver for the TiNspire CX – Physics Made Easy : The Gaussian mirror equation ( the mirror and lens equation – look at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curved_mirror ) can now be solved using the TiNspire’s CX Physics Made Easy App. As usual, it you will get step by step solutions.
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Video : How Calculus with Physics Applications differs from Calculus Made Easy using the TiNspire
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