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Ti-84 Plus Online User Manual Pdf

Contents ImportantInformation ii UsingYourTI-84PlusCEGraphingCalculator 1 KeyFeatures 1 UsingtheKeyboard 2 TurningtheTI-84PlusCEOnandOff 2 UsingtheTI-84 PlusCEKeyboard 3. Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus CE Manuals & User Guides. User Manuals, Guides and Specifications for your Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus CE Calculator. Database contains 2 Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus CE Manuals (available for free online viewing or downloading in PDF): Getting started. Ti 84 Plus Silver Edition Guidebook Texas Instruments on Amazon.com.FREE. shipping on qualifying offers. TI-84 Plus; TI-84 Plus Silver Edition Guidebook Paperback Jan 01, 2005 Texas Instruments. Ments, HP, and Casio; this book focuses on the TI-83 Plus, TI-84 Plus, TI-83 Plus Sil-ver Edition, TI-84 Plus Silver Edition, and TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition, but it can help you use all the calculators shown in figure 1.1. Your calculator can also be an intimidating device, with.

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Ti 84 Plus Ce Manual Pdf

Using the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plusis a hands-on guide to these powerful graphing calculators. This easy-to-follow book includes terrific tutorials and plenty of exercises and examples that let you learn by doing. It starts by giving you a hands-on orientation to the calculators so you’ll be comfortable with the screens, buttons, and the special vocabulary they use. Then, you’ll start exploring key features while you tackle problems just like the ones you’ll see in your math and sciences classes.

About this Book

With so many features and functions, the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus graphing calculators can be a little intimidating. This book turns the tables and puts you in control! In it, you’ll find terrific tutorials that guide you through the most important techniques, dozens of examples and exercises that let you learn by doing, and well-designed reference materials so you can find the answers to your questions fast.

Using the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus starts by making you comfortable with these powerful calculator’ screens, buttons, and special vocabulary. Then, you’ll explore key features while you tackle problems just like the ones you’ll see in your math and sciences classes.

Written for anyone who wants to use the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus. No advanced knowledge of math and science is required.

Purchase of the print book includes a free eBook in PDF, Kindle, and ePub formats from Manning Publications.

What’s Inside

Get up and running with your calculator fast!
Lots of examples
Special tips for SAT and ACT math
Covers the color-screen TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition

About the Author

Christopher Mitchellis a teacher, PhD candidate, and recognized leader in the calculator enthusiast community. You’ll find Christopher (aka Kerm Martian) and his cadre of calculator experts answering questions and sharing advice on his website, cemetech.net. He is also the author of Manning’s Programming the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus.

Table of Contents

PART 1 BASICS AND ALGEBRA ON THE TI-83 PLUS/TI-84 PLUS

What can your calculator do?
Get started with your calculator
Basic graphing
Variables, matrices, and lists

PART 2 PRECALCULUS AND CALCULUS

Expanding your graphing skills
Precalculus and your calculator
Calculus on the TI-83 Plus/TI-84 Plus

PART 3 STATISTICS, PROBABILITY, AND FINANCE

Calculating and plotting statistics
Working with probability and distributions
Financial tools

PART 4 GOING FURTHER WITH THE TI-83 PLUS/TI-84 PLUS

Turbocharging math with programming
The TI-84 Plus C Silver Edition
Now what?

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Using The Ti-84 Plus PDF
Author	Christopher R. Mitchell
Isbn	161729084X
File size	41.8 MB
Year	2013
Pages	368
Language	English
File format	PDF
Category	Programming

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Instruction Manual

Your calculator manual is the best reference. It contains worked out examples and sample screen views, as well as a complete index of features and actions. A new manual, either hard copy or electronic version, is available from Texas Instruments. Most of the instructions also apply to the TI-83(Plus).

Calculator key strokes are shown in brown: ON
Features that appear above the keys in blue have the complete key sequence in brackets:
OFF [ 2nd ON ]
Alpha characters (letters) appear in lime green above many keys. For example, to access the character 'A', press
[ ALPHA MATH ]

Basics

Turn calculator on: ON
Turn calculator off: OFF [ 2nd ON ]
Stop an ongoing process: ON
All calculations are done on the home screen.
Get to home screen: QUIT [ 2nd MODE ]
4+5 : 4 + 5 ENTER
5² : 5 x² ENTER
5⁴ : 5 ^ 4 ENTER
Clear the home screen: CLEAR
Some keys add an opening parenthesis, which you decide when to close.
: 9 ) + 4 ENTER [ 2nd x² 9 ) + 4 ENTER ] The answer is 7.
: 9 + 4 ) ENTER [ 2nd x² 9 + 4 ) ENTER ] The answer is 3.60555...
Darken (lighten) the display: repeatedly press 2nd up-arrow (down-arrow)

Menus

Move around: use the four arrow keys
Select an item: press the number next to the item, or move the cursor there and press ENTER

Functions

Once you enter a function you can graph it, put values into a table, and do calculations with the function name. The keys to manipulate functions are at the top, just under the display window.
Enter a function formula: Y=
Example: to define the function y = 3x+2 as the function Y₃ use the down arrow key to place the cursor next to Y₃= and type as follows:
3 + 2
The key which produces the variable X in this example will produce other variables when the calculator is in different modes.
Graph a function: GRAPH
Adjust the graph window: WINDOW
Turn the graph of a defined function off or on: Y= Place the cursor on the = sign, press ENTER
Table of function values: TABLE [ 2nd GRAPH ]
Adjust values shown by table: use the arrow keys to scroll up and down, or
TBLSET [ 2nd WINDOW ]
Access the function name Y₃: VARS Y-VARS 1 3
The name will be printed at the last cursor position.
Clear a function definition: Y= Place the cursor on the formula, press CLEAR

Graphing Features

You can do some calculations from the graphing screen.
Get a cursor to follow a graph: TRACE and use the right and left arrow keys. Watch the values at the bottom of the screen.
Move the cursor among several functions on the screen: Use the up and down arrow keys.
Zoom in: first TRACE and place the cursor where you want the center of the new graph to be. Press
ZOOM 2 ENTER
The same Zoom menu contains a zoom out feature, as well as useful standardized axes.
Find x-intercept of graph: CALC 2 [ 2nd TRACE 2 ]
You will be prompted for bounds and a guess, which you type on the number keypad and then press ENTER each time. The left bound should be to the left of a visible intercept, the right bound to the right, and the guess in between the two bounds. The (approximate) intercept appears at the bottom of the screen.
There are other calculations on the CALC menu, including minimum, maximum, derivative, definite integral, and intersection of two graphs.

Matrices

Access matrix names: MATRIX [ 2nd x^-1 ]
TI-83: MATRX
Enter the matrix : MATRX, use the arrow keys to highlight EDIT, choose a name (A-I) and press the number for that name (1-9). The given matrix has 2 rows and 3 columns, so press 2 ENTER 3 ENTER. Then enter the numbers in order by row, pressing ENTER after each: 2 ENTER 3 ENTER 1 ENTER 4 ENTER 0 ENTER 5 ENTER.
Do a matrix calculation: access the matrix name and press the corresponding number. Complete the calculation.
Example: assume you called the above matrix A. To calculate 3A, press 3 * MATRX 1. The home screen now contains 3 * [A]. Press ENTER.
Square matrices sometimes have inverses. To find B^-1: MATRX 2 x^-1 ENTER.
Find the row-reduced echelon form of A: MATRX, highlight MATH, use the down arrow key to find rref( and press ENTER. Your home screen now says rref(. Fill in the matrix name A, close the parenthses, and evaluate: MATRX 1 ) ENTER. Do not confuse rref( with ref(.
If a matrix is too large to fit completely on the home screen, use the arrow keys to see more columns or rows.

Sequences and Series

Get in sequence mode: MODE, use the arrows to highlight Seq, press ENTER.
Check the formatting: FORMAT [ 2nd ZOOM ], use the arrows to highlight Time, press ENTER.
Enter a closed-form sequence: Y=
Example: to define the sequence a_n = 1/n, n ≥ 1 as the sequence u(n) use the down arrow key to place the cursor next to nMin= and type 1
Then place the cursor next to u(n)= and type 1 ÷
Enter a recursive sequence: Y=
Example: to define the sequence a₁ = 3, and a_n = na_n-1, for n ≥ 2 as the sequence u(n), use the down arrow key to place the cursor next to nMin= and type 1
Place the cursor next to u(n)= and type * u [2nd 7] ( - 1 )
Place the cursor next to u(nMin)= and type 3. When you leave this line a pair of braces {} will automatically enclose the number 3.
This sequence should read 3, 6, 18, 72, 360, ... .
Table of sequence terms: Adjust table values first (below)!
TABLE [ 2nd GRAPH ]
Adjust values shown by table: TBLSET [ 2nd WINDOW ]
Make sure TblStart = nMin and ΔTbl = 1.
Graph sequence values: Adjust WINDOW as for functions, paying attention to extra parameters that must be entered. Then GRAPH.
Access the sequence name u: 2nd 7. Other names are v and w, above 8 and 9.
The name will be printed at the last cursor position.
Clear a sequence definition: Y= Place the cursor on the formula, press CLEAR
Enter a series: Y= Use u for the sequence of individual terms and v for the sequence of partial sums of u.
Example: to enter the series , enter the following values:
nMin = 1; u(n) = 1/n²; u(nMin) = {1}; v(n) = v(n-1)+u(n-1); v(nMin) = {0}. The n^th partial sum will appear as v(n+1).

Lists

Enter data in lists: STAT EDIT, Edit.
Clear a list: STAT EDIT, Edit, use the up arrow to place the cursor on the list name, press
CLEAR ENTER
Warning! Pressing the DEL key instead of CLEAR will delete the list from the calculator. You can get it back with the INS key. See Insert a new list below.
List name: there are six built-in lists, L₁ through L₆, and you can add more with your own names.
To access the built-in list L₁: L₁ [ 2nd 1 ]
Insert a new list:STAT EDIT, Edit, use the up arrow to place the cursor on a list name, then press
INS [ 2nd DEL ]
Type the name of a list: use the alpha character keys. The ALPHA key is locked down for you. Press ENTER The new list is placed just before the point where the cursor was.
Make values in list L₂ a function of the values in L₁:
STAT EDIT, Edit, use the up arrow to place the cursor on the L₂ list name, type a formula using the variable L₁, press ENTER
Prepare to graph list values: STATPLOT [ 2nd Y= ]
Press a plot number, move the cursor to On, and press ENTER
Make sure the list names you want appear opposite Xlist: and Ylist:
Set the WINDOW to view the values in the lists.
Graph list values: GRAPH
Both list graphs and function graphs can be turned on and off in the function menu: Y=See above.

Statistics

To access the built-in list L₁: L₁ [ 2nd 1 ]
To access the RESID list: LIST [ 2nd STAT ] 7
Calculate statistics from list L₁: STAT CALC 1 ENTER
Calculate statistics from list L₂: STAT CALC 1 L₂ ENTER
Use the down and up arrows to scroll through all the statistics.
Set up a statistical plot: STAT PLOT [ 2nd Y= ]
Choose the plot number; there are three different stat plots.
Select On and press ENTER
Select the type of plot and press ENTER
Types of plots: 1. scatter diagram; 3. histogram; 6. normal probability plot.
Enter which list(s) to take the data from, and other requested information.
Stat plots can be turned on and off from this menu, and also from the function menu Y=
Sort a list in Ascending order: STAT EDIT, SortA(
Enter the list name and press ENTER
To see the list, go back to STAT EDIT, Edit
Calculate a linear regression with x = L₁ and y = L₂:
STAT CALC 4 ENTER
Calculate a linear regression with x = L₃ and y = L₄:
STAT CALC 4 ( L₃ , L₄ ) ENTER
Show the values of r and r² in a regression:
Start from the home screen.
Select DiagnosticOn from CATALOG: [2nd 0 ]
Press ENTER twice.
It should say DONE.
Now every time you do a regression, r and r² are displayed.
Quadratic, Cubic, Exponential, Power, and other regressions are available on the STAT CALC menu.
To access statistical distributions: DISTR [ 2nd VARS ]
Example: if you want the probability that a sample from the standard normal distribution will be between z = -0.3 and z = 1.5, press
DISTR 2 -0.3 , 1.5 ) ENTER
Note the commas.

User Manual

Complex Numbers and Fractions

Ti-84 Plus Online User Manual Pdf File

Get in complex number mode: MODE then choose a+bi.
Access i: i [ 2nd . ] (That's the decimal point.)
Use i as you would use any number in a calculation.
To convert the current number on the screen to a fraction: MATH Frac ENTER

Memory

Store the last number appearing on the home screen: STO A ENTER [ STO ALPHA MATH ENTER ]
The number is now in storage location A. There are 27 different storage locations, one for each letter (!)
Use a previously stored number from register A: A [ ALPHA MATH ]
If you're in the home screen and not sure of the value in register A, you can 'recall' the value in A, giving you a chance to delete that part of the calculation and try again:
RCL A ENTER [ 2nd STO ALPHA MATH ENTER ]
Example: store the number 5 in register A. Then try both of these sequences:

3 + A ENTER [ 3 + ALPHA MATH ENTER ]
3 + RCL A ENTER ENTER [ 3 + 2nd STO ALPHA MATH ENTER ENTER ]

Mode

Only change these settings for special purposes. The usual settings are: Normal, Float, Radian (for calculus) or Degree (for noncalculus courses), Func, Connected, Sequential, Real, Full.
Press MODE

Format

Only change these settings for special purposes. The usual settings are the first choices in each row:: RectGC, CoordOn, GridOff, AxesOn, LabelOff, ExprOn. In sequence mode (MODE Seq), the usual setting for the first row is Time.
Press FORMAT [ 2nd ZOOM ]

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