Oh th geometry one was a lot harder for me. I figured it out after a little bit though.

yeah I'm not sure how limited their limited supply will be because at the beginning of the tutorials it asked that you try to finish in 90 days so your trial doesn't run out. That sounds to me like they expect to have supplies lasting for quite a while.

I'm glad that this is open to most people so that more people can get on the prizm and make some amazing programs. I know I have a few ideas for what to make

I think this contest was a pretty good move on casio's part because it really expands their community in the USA.

i have a question, how do you display the values in the fibinoci sequence like they ask you to in the questions?
also is this correct:
an=-1n+3
ive never done these before

i have a question, how do you display the values in the fibinoci sequence like they ask you to in the questions?
also is this correct:
an=-1n+3
ive never done these before

I don't know if telling you would be considered cheating

I wonder if we could get them to sponsor some contests?

Best quadratic solver?

Awesome o.o I hope I can obtain one! The Prizm emulator has so far shown me that this calculator was designed for what TI calls "Mathprint" because it is very intuitive. Even methods that are not explained are easily found. For example, I thought:
"It would be cool if I could press the fraction button between two numbers and have it split up as a fraction." And then I thought, "Hmm, let me try this!" Then I tried it and I was like this: