Re: Question!
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ewu@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca wrote:
: This may sound like a stupid question and I am sorry if this may sound a
: bit conusing, but is there any way to graph an equation like: x=y^2+2y=8?
: Basically, with the 'x' equalling something instead of the 'y' equalling
: something.
Well, what you just wrote is that x=8, so that would be a vertical
line. The 8X serries cannot *graph* a vertical line (it can draw one however)
. If you mean, can you enter functions in x= form, no. But, chaning it
into y= form is not a problem. It's basic algebra. I think you can enter
eqs in the 92 in x= form, but I'm not sure.
Aaron
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