Re: display 2D sets on TI92
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Re: display 2D sets on TI92
I don't have a 92, but couldn't you just draw the functions and then
'Shade' them (that's the name of the command on the 86)? I don't know
how you could do that with '0 > x > 2', you probably can't but I would
enter:
y1=0
y2=x^2
and then shade betwen the curves....
I hope this helps somewhat. As for writing a program, the only way I
could think of doing it is to test each pixel individually, wich would
take an eternity....
Philipp Keller
Andreas Leitner <andreas.leitner@teleweb.at> wrote in message
MPG.119055e0aa6ec7e8989751@news.teleweb.at">news:MPG.119055e0aa6ec7e8989751@news.teleweb.at...
>
> I got a TI92 and would like to display 2D sets like:
> --
> 0 > x > 2
> 0 > y > x^2
> --
>
> by just setting the pixels (points) that are in the set and leaving
the
> others blank.
>
> I know this is hard to archive, but even if there is no such
programm out
> there, maybe there is one, that does a bit of what I need?
>
> tia,
> Andreas
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