Re: TIB: graphing in a program
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Re: TIB: graphing in a program
>This didn't work either. I really don't understand how TI could make
>something like this. It really makes me mad. Anybody else have an idea?
>
>THANX
>Dan
Okay, if you have an expression, and you want to display it, here is how
on a TI-8x (and it not for the 89/92)...
expression_variable->y1 : y10/etc can also be used
DispGraph
*OR*
y1=expression : expression does NOT have quotes/etc.
DispGraph
For the TI-89/92, I would
probably say that you want to use the method described, but I seriously
doubt you need the (x) in there.... I will have to ask my local 89 owner,
as I only have an 86 myself.
If this doesn't help, I can't really help you, because I don't
usually use actual graphs myself, but I haven't really seen any
problems with code similar to that, hope it helps.
-Krev
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terms seem to infringe on Religion's role of describing the creation,
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fact that these humans could have been a product of the Creator just
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