Example
Suppose we want to sketch the curve C and the line y=-2x+2 on the same graph
Note how the line y-2x+2 is entered.
Adjust the Tmax to 1% more so the graph displays correctly.
Example
Suppose we want to sketch the curve C and the line y=-2x+2 on the same graph
Note how the line y-2x+2 is entered.
Adjust the Tmax to 1% more so the graph displays correctly.
Usually the sequence of transformation can be found by the replacement method. However, it can be tough to find the replacement for complicated functions. For such cases, we can use the general linear transformation c f(bx+a)+d to find the sequence.
cf(bx+a)+d = Translate by a units in the negative X direction, then scale by a factor of 1/b parallel to the X-axis, then scale by a factor of c parallel to the Y-axis, then translate by d units in the positive Y direction.
Example
Solution
Suppose we want to sketch the graph from -3 to 8.
2. Adjust the window setting to the required domain.
3. Trace the end point at -3 since it is not 1 complete cycle.
The following comparison are based on
TI 84 CE: Operating system 5.3.0
TI 84 Plus C: Operating system 4.2
Singapore Approved Operating System
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New CONDITIONS submenu in “2nd test” allows faster entry of intervals for the piecewise functions
Conclusion
There are no major functional differences between TI 84 Plus CE and TI 84 Plus C. For piecewise functions, students should learn how to sketch manually without using the GC.
Example 1
Solution
Enter the data in the GC as follows:
Variance can also calculated using the GC as follows:
Example 2
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