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Using the graphing function in Programs
If you use the graphing function within a program, it makes it
possible that complex and long formulas can be represented
in graph form. Also graphs can become overwritten continu-
ally. All the graphing commands (except the trace function)
can be included within the program.
The value ranges can be written within the program.
Generally, the graphic operations can be used within the
program without the need of modifi cation.
Example:
Graphically determine the number of solutions that will sat-
isfy the following two equations:
Y=x
4
-x
3
-24x
2
+4x+80
Y=10x-30
Use the following parameters:
Xmin: -10
Ymin: -120
Xmax: 10
Ymax: 150
Xscl: 2
Yscl:
50
First, program the value ranges. Make sure that the values
are separated by commas.
Summary of Contents for CAL-150
Page 2: ...CAL 150 CALCULADORA CIENTÍFICA GRAFICADORA ESPAÑOL ...
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Page 65: ...Regresión Lineal ...
Page 81: ...Active la función de trazado ...
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Page 96: ...Ejecución de programas El siguiente programa será ejecutado ...
Page 132: ...CAL 150 SCIENTIFIC GRAPHIC CALCULATOR ENGLISH ...
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Page 185: ...Hyperbole and Inverse Hyperbole Functions These operations cannot be realized in Base N mode ...
Page 191: ...Basic Arithmetic Operations using binary octal deci mal and hexadecimal values ...
Page 197: ...Lineal Regression ...
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Page 213: ...After specifying the ranges introduce the graph y x2 3 Activate the trace function ...
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Page 229: ...Summary ...