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I'm not sure if you can do this directly on the '82, but you can do a
regression (linear, quadratic, quartic, etc), plug the formula from the
regression into an equation, and get the area under a curve from that...

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On Mon, 19 Dec 1994 Tbross@aol.com wrote:

> Could anyone suggest how to find, on a TI-82, the area under a curve, a curve
> that is not part of a defined function?  Using a CBL and a force sensor I
> have recorded the collision of a cart with the sensor and plotted force vs.
> time.  I would like to compare the change in momentum with the area under the
> curve.
>