Texas Instruments plus TI-83 User Manual
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- •Important
- •Documentation Conventions
- •TI-83 Plus Keyboard
- •Keyboard Zones
- •TI-83 Plus
- •Turning On and Turning Off the TI-83 Plus
- •Turning On the Calculator
- •Turning Off the Calculator
- •Batteries
- •Setting the Display Contrast
- •Adjusting the Display Contrast
- •When to Replace Batteries
- •The Display
- •Types of Displays
- •Home Screen
- •Displaying Entries and Answers
- •Returning to the Home Screen
- •Busy Indicator
- •Display Cursors
- •Entering Expressions and Instructions
- •What Is an Expression?
- •Entering an Expression
- •Multiple Entries on a Line
- •Entering a Number in Scientific Notation
- •Functions
- •Instructions
- •Interrupting a Calculation
- •TI-83 Plus Edit Keys
- •Setting Modes
- •Checking Mode Settings
- •Changing Mode Settings
- •Setting a Mode from a Program
- •Normal, Sci, Eng
- •Float, 0123456789
- •Radian, Degree
- •Func, Par, Pol, Seq
- •Connected, Dot
- •Sequential, Simul
- •Using TI-83 Plus Variable Names
- •Variables and Defined Items
- •Notes about Variables
- •Storing Variable Values
- •Storing Values in a Variable
- •Displaying a Variable Value
- •Archiving Variables (Archive, Unarchive)
- •Recalling Variable Values
- •Using Recall (RCL)
- •ENTRY (Last Entry) Storage Area
- •Using ENTRY (Last Entry)
- •Accessing a Previous Entry
- •Reexecuting the Previous Entry
- •Multiple Entry Values on a Line
- •Clearing ENTRY
- •Using Ans in an Expression
- •Continuing an Expression
- •Storing Answers
- •TI-83 Plus Menus
- •Using a TI-83 Plus Menu
- •Displaying a Menu
- •Moving from One Menu to Another
- •Scrolling a Menu
- •Selecting an Item from a Menu
- •Leaving a Menu without Making a Selection
- •VARS Menu
- •Equation Operating System (EOS)
- •Order of Evaluation
- •Implied Multiplication
- •Parentheses
- •Negation
- •Special Features of the TI-83 Plus
- •Flash – Electronic Upgradability
- •1.56 Megabytes (M) of Available Memory
- •Applications
- •Archiving
- •Other TI-83 Plus Features
- •Graphing
- •Sequences
- •Tables
- •Split Screen
- •Matrices
- •Lists
- •Statistics
- •Inferential Statistics
- •Applications
- •CATALOG
- •Programming
- •Archiving
- •Communication Link
- •Error Conditions
- •Diagnosing an Error
- •Correcting an Error
- •Getting Started: Coin Flip
- •Keyboard Math Operations
- •Using Lists with Math Operations
- •Trigonometric Functions
- •(Inverse)
- •log(, 10^(, ln(
- •e^( (Exponential)
- •e (Constant)
- •(Pi)
- •MATH Operations
- •MATH Menu
- •fMin(, fMax(
- •nDeriv(
- •fnInt(
- •Using the Equation Solver
- •Solver
- •Entering an Expression in the Equation Solver
- •Entering and Editing Variable Values
- •Solving for a Variable in the Equation Solver
- •Editing an Equation Stored to eqn
- •Equations with Multiple Roots
- •Further Solutions
- •Controlling the Solution for Solver or solve(
- •Using solve( on the Home Screen or from a Program
- •MATH NUM (Number) Operations
- •MATH NUM Menu
- •abs(
- •round(
- •iPart(, fPart(
- •int(
- •min(, max(
- •lcm(, gcd(
- •Entering and Using Complex Numbers
- •Complex-Number Modes
- •Entering Complex Numbers
- •Note about Radian Versus Degree Mode
- •Interpreting Complex Results
- •Rectangular-Complex Mode
- •Polar-Complex Mode
- •MATH CPX (Complex) Operations
- •MATH CPX Menu
- •conj(
- •real(
- •imag(
- •angle(
- •abs(
- •MATH PRB (Probability) Operations
- •MATH PRB Menu
- •rand
- •nPr, nCr
- •randInt(
- •randNorm(
- •randBin(
- •ANGLE Operations
- •ANGLE Menu
- •Entry Notation
- •(Degree)
- •(Radians)
- •TEST (Relational) Operations
- •TEST Menu
- •Using Tests
- •TEST LOGIC (Boolean) Operations
- •TEST LOGIC Menu
- •Boolean Operators
- •and, or, xor
- •not(
- •Using Boolean Operations
- •Getting Started: Graphing a Circle
- •Defining Graphs
- •Defining a Graph
- •Displaying and Exploring a Graph
- •Saving a Graph for Later Use
- •Setting the Graph Modes
- •Checking and Changing the Graphing Mode
- •Setting Modes from a Program
- •Defining Functions
- •Displaying Functions in the Y= Editor
- •Defining or Editing a Function
- •Defining a Function from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Evaluating Y= Functions in Expressions
- •Selecting and Deselecting Functions
- •Selecting and Deselecting a Function
- •Turning On or Turning Off a Stat Plot in the Y= Editor
- •Selecting and Deselecting Functions from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Setting Graph Styles for Functions
- •Graph Style Icons in the Y= Editor
- •Setting the Graph Style
- •Shading Above and Below
- •Setting a Graph Style from a Program
- •Setting the Viewing Window Variables
- •The TI-83 Plus Viewing Window
- •Displaying the Window Variables
- •Changing a Window Variable Value
- •Storing to a Window Variable from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Setting the Graph Format
- •Displaying the Format Settings
- •Changing a Format Setting
- •RectGC, PolarGC
- •CoordOn, CoordOff
- •GridOff, GridOn
- •AxesOn, AxesOff
- •LabelOff, LabelOn
- •ExprOn, ExprOff
- •Displaying Graphs
- •Displaying a New Graph
- •Pausing or Stopping a Graph
- •Smart Graph
- •Overlaying Functions on a Graph
- •Graphing a Family of Curves
- •Exploring Graphs with the Free-Moving Cursor
- •Free-Moving Cursor
- •Graphing Accuracy
- •Exploring Graphs with TRACE
- •Beginning a Trace
- •Moving the Trace Cursor
- •Moving the Trace Cursor from Function to Function
- •Moving the Trace Cursor to Any Valid X Value
- •Panning to the Left or Right
- •Quick Zoom
- •Leaving and Returning to TRACE
- •Using TRACE in a Program
- •ZOOM Menu
- •Zoom Cursor
- •ZBox
- •Zoom In, Zoom Out
- •ZDecimal
- •ZSquare
- •ZStandard
- •ZTrig
- •ZInteger
- •ZoomStat
- •ZoomFit
- •Using ZOOM MEMORY
- •ZOOM MEMORY Menu
- •ZPrevious
- •ZoomSto
- •ZoomRcl
- •ZOOM FACTORS
- •Checking XFact and YFact
- •Changing XFact and YFact
- •Using ZOOM MEMORY Menu Items from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Using the CALC (Calculate) Operations
- •CALCULATE Menu
- •value
- •zero
- •minimum, maximum
- •intersect
- •dy/dx
- •Getting Started: Path of a Ball
- •Defining and Displaying Parametric Graphs
- •TI-83 Plus Graphing Mode Similarities
- •Setting Parametric Graphing Mode
- •Displaying the Parametric Y= Editor
- •Selecting a Graph Style
- •Defining and Editing Parametric Equations
- •Selecting and Deselecting Parametric Equations
- •Setting Window Variables
- •Setting the Graph Format
- •Displaying a Graph
- •Window Variables and Y.VARS Menus
- •Exploring Parametric Graphs
- •Free-Moving Cursor
- •TRACE
- •Moving the Trace Cursor to Any Valid T Value
- •ZOOM
- •CALC
- •Getting Started: Polar Rose
- •Defining and Displaying Polar Graphs
- •TI-83 Plus Graphing Mode Similarities
- •Setting Polar Graphing Mode
- •Displaying the Polar Y= Editor
- •Selecting Graph Styles
- •Defining and Editing Polar Equations
- •Selecting and Deselecting Polar Equations
- •Setting Window Variables
- •Setting the Graph Format
- •Displaying a Graph
- •Exploring Polar Graphs
- •Free-Moving Cursor
- •TRACE
- •ZOOM
- •CALC
- •Getting Started: Forest and Trees
- •Defining and Displaying Sequence Graphs
- •TI-83 Plus Graphing Mode Similarities
- •Setting Sequence Graphing Mode
- •TI-83 Plus Sequence Functions u, v, and w
- •Displaying the Sequence Y= Editor
- •Selecting Graph Styles
- •Selecting and Deselecting Sequence Functions
- •Defining and Editing a Sequence Function
- •Nonrecursive Sequences
- •Recursive Sequences
- •Setting Window Variables
- •Selecting Axes Combinations
- •Setting the Graph Format
- •Setting Axes Format
- •Displaying a Sequence Graph
- •Exploring Sequence Graphs
- •Free-Moving Cursor
- •TRACE
- •Moving the Trace Cursor to Any Valid n Value
- •ZOOM
- •Evaluating u, v, and w
- •Graphing Web Plots
- •Graphing a Web Plot
- •Valid Functions for Web Plots
- •Displaying the Graph Screen
- •Drawing the Web
- •Using Web Plots to Illustrate Convergence
- •Example: Convergence
- •Graphing Phase Plots
- •Graphing with uv, vw, and uw
- •Example: Predator-Prey Model
- •Sequences and Window Variables
- •Sequence Keystroke Changes
- •Getting Started: Roots of a Function
- •Setting Up the Table
- •TABLE SETUP Screen
- •Indpnt: Auto, Indpnt: Ask, Depend: Auto, Depend: Ask
- •Setting Up the Table from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Defining the Dependent Variables
- •Defining Dependent Variables from the Y= Editor
- •Editing Dependent Variables from the Table Editor
- •Displaying the Table
- •The Table
- •Independent and Dependent Variables
- •Clearing the Table from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Scrolling Independent-Variable Values
- •Displaying Other Dependent Variables
- •Getting Started: Drawing a Tangent Line
- •Using the DRAW Menu
- •DRAW Menu
- •Before Drawing on a Graph
- •Drawing on a Graph
- •Clearing Drawings
- •Clearing Drawings When a Graph Is Displayed
- •Clearing Drawings from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Drawing Line Segments
- •Drawing a Line Segment Directly on a Graph
- •Drawing a Line Segment from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Drawing Horizontal and Vertical Lines
- •Drawing a Line Directly on a Graph
- •Drawing a Line from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Drawing Tangent Lines
- •Drawing a Tangent Line Directly on a Graph
- •Drawing a Tangent Line from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Drawing Functions and Inverses
- •Drawing a Function
- •Drawing an Inverse of a Function
- •Shading Areas on a Graph
- •Shading a Graph
- •Drawing Circles
- •Drawing a Circle Directly on a Graph
- •Drawing a Circle from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Placing Text on a Graph
- •Placing Text Directly on a Graph
- •Placing Text on a Graph from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Split Screen
- •Using Pen to Draw on a Graph
- •Using Pen to Draw on a Graph
- •Drawing Points on a Graph
- •DRAW POINTS Menu
- •Drawing Points from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Drawing Pixels
- •TI-83 Plus Pixels
- •Split Screen
- •Storing Graph Pictures (Pic)
- •DRAW STO Menu
- •Storing a Graph Picture
- •Recalling Graph Pictures (Pic)
- •Recalling a Graph Picture
- •Deleting a Graph Picture
- •Storing Graph Databases (GDB)
- •What Is a Graph Database?
- •Storing a Graph Database
- •Recalling Graph Databases (GDB)
- •Recalling a Graph Database
- •Deleting a Graph Database
- •Getting Started: Exploring the Unit Circle
- •Using Split Screen
- •Setting a Split-Screen Mode
- •Horiz (Horizontal) Split Screen
- •Horiz Mode
- •Moving from Half to Half in Horiz Mode
- •Full Screens in Horiz Mode
- •G.T (Graph-Table) Split Screen
- •DRAW POINTS Menu Pixel Instructions
- •DRAW Menu Text( Instruction
- •PRGM I/O Menu Output( Instruction
- •Setting a Split-Screen Mode from the Home Screen or a Program
- •Defining a Matrix
- •What Is a Matrix?
- •Selecting a Matrix
- •Accepting or Changing Matrix Dimensions
- •Viewing and Editing Matrix Elements
- •Displaying Matrix Elements
- •Deleting a Matrix
- •Viewing a Matrix
- •Viewing-Context Keys
- •Editing a Matrix Element
- •Editing-Context Keys
- •Using Matrices with Expressions
- •Using a Matrix in an Expression
- •Entering a Matrix in an Expression
- •Displaying and Copying Matrices
- •Displaying a Matrix
- •Copying One Matrix to Another
- •Accessing a Matrix Element
- •Using Math Functions with Matrices
- •Using Math Functions with Matrices
- •abs(
- •round(
- •(Inverse)
- •Powers
- •Relational Operations
- •iPart(, fPart(, int(
- •Using the MATRX MATH Operations
- •MATRX MATH Menu
- •det(
- •(Transpose)
- •Accessing Matrix Dimensions with dim(
- •Creating a Matrix with dim(
- •Redimensioning a Matrix with dim(
- •Fill(
- •identity(
- •randM(
- •augment(
- •cumSum(
- •Row Operations
- •ref(, rref(
- •rowSwap(
- •row+(
- •Getting Started: Generating a Sequence
- •Naming Lists
- •Using TI-83 Plus List Names L1 through L6
- •Creating a List Name on the Home Screen
- •Storing and Displaying Lists
- •Storing Elements to a List
- •Displaying a List on the Home Screen
- •Copying One List to Another
- •Accessing a List Element
- •Deleting a List from Memory
- •Using Lists in Graphing
- •Entering List Names
- •Using the LIST NAMES Menu
- •Entering a User-Created List Name Directly
- •Attaching Formulas to List Names
- •Attaching a Formula to a List Name
- •Attaching a Formula to a List on the Home Screen or in a Program
- •Detaching a Formula from a List
- •Using Lists in Expressions
- •Using a List in an Expression
- •Using Lists with Math Functions
- •LIST OPS Menu
- •LIST OPS Menu
- •SortA(, SortD(
- •Using dim( to Find List Dimensions
- •Using dim( to Create a List
- •Using dim( to Redimension a List
- •Fill(
- •seq(
- •Select(
- •Before Using Select(
- •Using Select( to Select Data Points from a Plot
- •augment(
- •LIST MATH Menu
- •LIST MATH Menu
- •min(, max(
- •mean(, median(
- •sum(, prod(
- •Sums and Products of Numeric Sequences
- •stdDev(, variance(
- •Setting Up Statistical Analyses
- •Using Lists to Store Data
- •Setting Up a Statistical Analysis
- •Displaying the Stat List Editor
- •Using the Stat List Editor
- •Entering a List Name in the Stat List Editor
- •Creating a Name in the Stat List Editor
- •Removing a List from the Stat List Editor
- •Removing All Lists and Restoring L1 through L6
- •Clearing All Elements from a List
- •Editing a List Element
- •Attaching Formulas to List Names
- •Attaching a Formula to a List Name in Stat List Editor
- •Handling Errors Resulting from Attached Formulas
- •Detaching Formulas from List Names
- •Detaching a Formula from a List Name
- •Editing an Element of a Formula-Generated List
- •Switching Stat List Editor Contexts
- •Stat List Editor Contexts
- •Stat List Editor Contexts
- •View-Elements Context
- •Edit-Elements Context
- •STAT EDIT Menu
- •STAT EDIT Menu
- •SortA(, SortD(
- •ClrList
- •SetUpEditor
- •Restoring L1 through L6 to the Stat List Editor
- •Regression Model Features
- •Regression Model Features
- •Automatic Residual List
- •Automatic Regression Equation
- •Diagnostics Display Mode
- •STAT CALC Menu
- •STAT CALC Menu
- •Frequency of Occurrence for Data Points
- •1-Var Stats
- •2-Var Stats
- •LinReg (ax+b)
- •LinReg—(a+bx)
- •LnReg—(a+b ln(x))
- •SinReg—a sin(bx+c)+d
- •SinReg Example: Daylight Hours in Alaska for One Year
- •Statistical Variables
- •Q1 and Q3
- •Statistical Analysis in a Program
- •Entering Stat Data
- •Statistical Calculations
- •Statistical Plotting
- •Steps for Plotting Statistical Data in Lists
- •Defining the Plots
- •Displaying Other Stat Plot Editors
- •Turning On and Turning Off Stat Plots
- •Defining the Viewing Window
- •Tracing a Stat Plot
- •Statistical Plotting in a Program
- •Defining a Stat Plot in a Program
- •Displaying a Stat Plot from a Program
- •Height (in centimeters) of Each of 10 Women
- •Inferential Stat Editors
- •Displaying the Inferential Stat Editors
- •Using an Inferential Stat Editor
- •Selecting Data or Stats
- •Entering the Values for Arguments
- •Selecting the Pooled Option
- •Selecting Calculate or Draw for a Hypothesis Test
- •Selecting Calculate for a Confidence Interval
- •Bypassing the Inferential Stat Editors
- •STAT TESTS Menu
- •STAT TESTS Menu
- •Inferential Stat Editors for the STAT TESTS Instructions
- •ZInterval
- •TInterval
- •LinRegTTest
- •ANOVA(
- •Inferential Statistics Input Descriptions
- •Test and Interval Output Variables
- •Distribution Functions
- •DISTR menu
- •normalpdf(
- •normalcdf(
- •invNorm(
- •tpdf(
- •tcdf(
- •binompdf
- •binomcdf(
- •poissonpdf(
- •poissoncdf(
- •geometpdf(
- •geometcdf(
- •Distribution Shading
- •DISTR DRAW Menu
- •ShadeNorm(
- •Shade_t(
- •The Applications Menu
- •Steps for Running the Finance Application
- •Getting Started: Financing a Car
- •Using the TVM Solver
- •Using the TVM Solver
- •Using the Financial Functions
- •Entering Cash Inflows and Cash Outflows
- •FINANCE CALC Menu
- •TVM Solver
- •Calculating Time Value of Money (TVM)
- •Calculating Time Value of Money
- •tvm_Pmt
- •tvm_PV
- •tvm_FV
- •Calculating Cash Flows
- •Calculating a Cash Flow
- •npv(, irr(
- •Calculating Amortization
- •Calculating an Amortization Schedule
- •bal(
- •Amortization Example: Calculating an Outstanding Loan Balance
- •Calculating Interest Conversion
- •Calculating an Interest Conversion
- •dbd(
- •Defining the Payment Method
- •Pmt_End
- •Pmt_Bgn
- •Using the TVM Variables
- •FINANCE VARS Menu
- •P/Y and C/Y
- •The CBL/CBR Application
- •Selecting the CBL/CBR Application
- •Data Collection Methods and Options
- •Specifying the Data Collection Method from the CBL/CBR APP Menu
- •Specifying Options for Each Data Collection Method
- •GAUGE
- •TYPE
- •MIN and MAX
- •UNITS
- •DIRECTNS (Directions)
- •Data Collection Comments and Results
- •DATA LOGGER
- •#SAMPLES
- •INTRVL (SEC)
- •UNITS
- •PLOT
- •Ymin and Ymax
- •DIRECTNS (Directions)
- •Data Collection Results
- •RANGER
- •Starting Data Collection
- •Collecting the Data
- •Stopping Data Collection
- •Browsing the TI-83 Plus CATALOG
- •What Is the CATALOG?
- •Selecting an Item from the CATALOG
- •Entering and Using Strings
- •What Is a String?
- •Entering a String
- •Storing Strings to String Variables
- •String Variables
- •Storing a String to a String Variable
- •Displaying the Contents of a String Variable
- •Displaying String Functions and Instructions in the CATALOG
- •+ (Concatenation)
- •Selecting a String Function from the CATALOG
- •expr(
- •inString(
- •length(
- •sub(
- •Entering a Function to Graph during Program Execution
- •Hyperbolic Functions in the CATALOG
- •Hyperbolic Functions
- •sinh(, cosh(, tanh(
- •Getting Started: Volume of a Cylinder
- •Creating and Deleting Programs
- •What Is a Program?
- •Creating a New Program
- •Managing Memory and Deleting a Program
- •Entering a Program Command Line
- •Executing a Program
- •Breaking a Program
- •Editing Programs
- •Editing a Program
- •Inserting and Deleting Command Lines
- •Copying and Renaming Programs
- •Copying and Renaming a Program
- •Scrolling the PRGM EXEC and PRGM EDIT Menus
- •PRGM CTL (Control) Instructions
- •PRGM CTL Menu
- •Controlling Program Flow
- •If
- •For(
- •While
- •Repeat
- •End
- •Pause
- •Lbl, Goto
- •IS>(
- •DS<(
- •Menu(
- •prgm
- •Return
- •Stop
- •DelVar
- •GraphStyle(
- •PRGM I/O (Input/Output) Instructions
- •PRGM I/O Menu
- •Displaying a Graph with Input
- •Storing a Variable Value with Input
- •Prompt
- •Displaying the Home Screen
- •Displaying Values and Messages
- •DispGraph
- •DispTable
- •Output(
- •getKey
- •TI-83 Plus Key Code Diagram
- •ClrHome, ClrTable
- •GetCalc(
- •Get(, Send(
- •Calling Other Programs as Subroutines
- •Calling a Program from Another Program
- •Notes about Calling Programs
- •Running an Assembly Language Program
- •The Quadratic Formula
- •Entering a Calculation
- •Converting to a Fraction
- •Displaying Complex Results
- •Box with Lid
- •Defining a Function
- •Defining a Table of Values
- •Zooming In on the Table
- •Setting the Viewing Window
- •Displaying and Tracing the Graph
- •Zooming In on the Graph
- •Finding the Calculated Maximum
- •Comparing Test Results Using Box Plots
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Graphing Piecewise Functions
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Graphing Inequalities
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Solving a System of Nonlinear Equations
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Using a Program to Create the Sierpinski Triangle
- •Setting up the Program
- •Program
- •Graphing Cobweb Attractors
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Using a Program to Guess the Coefficients
- •Setting Up the Program
- •Program
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Finding the Area between Curves
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Problem 1
- •Procedure 1
- •Problem 2
- •Procedure 2
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Problem
- •Procedure
- •Checking Available Memory
- •MEMORY Menu
- •Displaying the MEMORY MANAGEMENT/DELETE Menu
- •Deleting Items from Memory
- •Deleting an Item
- •Clearing Entries and List Elements
- •Clear Entries
- •ClrAllLists
- •Resetting the TI-83 Plus
- •RAM ARCHIVE ALL Menu
- •Displaying the RAM ARCHIVE ALL Menu
- •Resetting RAM Memory
- •Resetting Archive Memory
- •Resetting All Memory
- •Archiving and UnArchiving Variables
- •Archiving and UnArchiving Variables
- •Grouping and Ungrouping Variables
- •Grouping Variables
- •Ungrouping Variables
- •DuplicateName Menu
- •Garbage Collection
- •Garbage Collection Message
- •Responding to the Garbage Collection Message
- •Why Is Garbage Collection Necessary?
- •How Unarchiving a Variable Affects the Process
- •The Garbage Collection Process
- •Using the GarbageCollect Command
- •ERR:ARCHIVE FULL Message
- •Getting Started: Sending Variables
- •TI-83 Plus Silver Edition LINK
- •Connecting Two Calculators with a Unit-to-Unit Cable
- •Linking to the CBL/CBR System
- •Linking to a Computer
- •Selecting Items to Send
- •LINK SEND Menu
- •Sending the Selected Items
- •Stopping a Transmission
- •Sending to a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition or TI-83 Plus
- •Sending to a TI-83
- •Sending Lists to a TI-82
- •Sending to a TI-73
- •Receiving Items
- •LINK RECEIVE Menu
- •Receiving Unit
- •DuplicateName Menu
- •Receiving from a TI-83 Plus Silver Edition or TI-83 Plus
- •Receiving from a TI-83
- •Receiving from a TI-82 — Resolved Differences
- •Receiving from a TI-82 — Unresolved Differences
- •Receiving from a TI-73
- •Backing Up RAM Memory
- •Memory Backup Complete
- •Error Conditions
- •Insufficient Memory in Receiving Unit
- •Table of Functions and Instructions
- •TI-83 Plus Menu Map
- •Variables
- •User Variables
- •Archive Variables
- •System Variables
- •Statistics Formulas
- •Logistic
- •SinReg
- •ANOVA(
- •Financial Formulas
- •Time Value of Money
- •Amortization
- •Cash Flow
- •Interest Rate Conversions
- •Days between Dates
- •Battery Information
- •When to Replace the Batteries
- •Effects of Replacing the Batteries
- •Battery Precautions
- •Replacing the Batteries
- •In Case of Difficulty
- •Handling a Difficulty
- •Error Conditions
- •Accuracy Information
- •Computational Accuracy
- •Function Limits
- •Function Results
- •Warranty Information
- •Customers in the U.S. and Canada Only
- •Australia & New Zealand Customers only
- •Index
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- •—B—
- •—C—
- •—D—
- •—E—
- •—F—
- •—G—
- •—H—
- •—I—
- •—K—
- •—L—
- •—M—
- •—N—
- •—O—
- •—P—
- •—Q—
- •—R—
- •—S—
- •—T—
- •—U—
- •—V—
- •—W—
- •—X—
- •—Y—
- •—Z—
- •Quick-Find Locator
- •Chapter 1: Operating the TI-83 Plus Silver Edition
Graphing Calculator Guidebook
First Steps
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Beyond the Basics
| Inferential statistics |
| Archiving/Unarchiving |
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| Menu maps |
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More Information
| Sending and receiving |
| Troubleshooting |
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| Formulas |
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US FCC Information Concerning Radio
Frequency Interference
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference with radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation.
If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, you can try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
•Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
•Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
•Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
•Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/television technician for help.
Caution: Any changes or modifications to this equipment not expressly approved by Texas Instruments may void your authority to operate the equipment.
Chapter 1:
Operating the
Documentation Conventions
In the body of this guidebook,
All the instructions and examples in this guidebook also work for
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