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all right so listen we really quick tutorial on how to store formulas in your ti-83 or ti-84 plus calculator so the first thing you want to do is turn it on and then go to program and basically you can use the the program as like a notepad kind of area so instead of writing a program that actually executes but you can do simply create a new program by clicking right there name it whatever you want so I'm just going to put a four now so you can name it anything you want like to help you for example if you want to store like let's say trig identities or something you can call it trig so anything you want and then press ENTER and now you can type in the formula you want to store so let's say you want to store the Pythagorean theorem although that's pretty easy to memorize like this is an example so a squared plus and then you type a alpha and then over here alpha means it'll go to this green letter above it so if I press alpha and then I go right here it's gonna go to B so that's how I'm getting these letters wrong so B and then squared button down here and there's the equal sign by going to second math and then enter or number one so that's how you get an equal sign pretty useful and then you can finish it off by putting C squared so now you can quit out of this and then you'll see that during a test or whenever you need the formula if you turn on your calculator and you go to programs and then you go to edit and then you press on your program you can see the formula you have right there so that's basically the fastest way or the easiest way to store formulas on your calculator now there are ways if you're scared of accidentally deleting this program by clearing the RAM or something there's ways to archive the program to protect it from that um but then you'll have to unarchive it before you can edit or see it so that's basically the gist of this up you