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    Introduction to the GraphingCalculator

    TI-83/TI-84 Series

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    Negative

    vs.

    Subtraction

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    Subtraction

    The blue/gray key located two above theenter key and next to the 6 key

    Note: blue/gray means its blue on the 83and gray on the 84.

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    Negative

    Used for negative numbers

    The white key to the left of the enter key

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    Example

    Subtraction

    Negative Number

    Note that the negative sign is smaller and higher than

    the subtraction sign

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    Example

    If you use the wrong sign,

    Such as

    Whats wrong? The second minus sign should be a negative sign

    You will get the following error message

    Select option 2 and you will be taken to theerror

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    Lighten/Darken

    Calculator

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    Lighten the Calculator Screen

    If the screen is too dark,

    Hit 2nd down arrow (one at a time) to lighten

    screen

    Continue hitting 2nd down arrow until screen is

    to your liking.

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    Darken the Calculator Screen

    If the screen is too light, Hit 2nd up arrow (one at a time) to lighten

    screen

    Continue hitting 2nd up arrow until screen is toyour liking.

    While you are doing this, a number willbriefly appear in the upper right handcorner. If the number is 9, change the batteries.

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    MISC

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    CLEAR

    Hit Clear to remove items from home screen

    Before clear

    After clear

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    Delete

    To delete an entry in an expression

    before you hit ENTER

    Note the two plus signs

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    Delete

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    Answer

    Used when the answer to one problem is used

    in another

    2(3 +4 + 5) Do whats in parenthesis first

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    Answer

    Need to multiply that answer by 2

    Hit * 2

    Note that ANS comes up automatically

    That always happens when you start a new line

    with an operation rather than a number

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    2nd

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    2nd Key

    Notice that many of the keys have

    yellow/blue lettering above them

    To access that function, hit 2nd, then the key

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    To find the square root of a number:

    is above the x2 key in blue

    Hit 2nd

    x2

    Your screen will look as follow:

    To find (I hope you can do this by hand)

    Hit 2nd x2 25 ENTER

    Screen:

    25

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    Home Screen

    The home screen is the screen that you use to do

    arithmetic

    To get back to the home screen Use Quit

    2nd MODE

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    OFF

    Your calculator will turn itself off after a

    certain inactive period

    Its still using the batteries until it does this

    To turn your calculator off,

    OFF is above ON

    2nd ON

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    ENTRY

    Above the ENTER key

    Used to recall an operation after you have

    used ENTER

    Suppose you have to calculate

    2 + 3 + 4 + 5 + 6 + 7 + 8 + 9

    Type problem in and hit ENTER

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    ENTRY

    Oops, the second 2 should be a 3

    Instead of retyping the entire expression Use 2nd ENTER

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    ENTRY

    Type a 3 directly over the 2 and hit

    ENTER

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    ENTRY

    Use the back arrow key to highlight the second 2

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    Insert

    To add a missing number or symbol before

    hitting ENTER

    Oops, forgot the 4

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    Insert

    Use the back arrow to highlight where

    the 4 should go

    Hit 2nd INS 4 ENTER

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    Insert

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    Answer

    Look at the same problem

    Still want to multiply that answer by 2 Type in 2 first

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    Answer

    You now want to multiply that by the previous

    answer

    Hit * 2nd (-) (it says ANS above the key) ENTER

    Notice that Ans is typed in

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    Answer

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    Answer

    Hit ENTER to get answer

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    Delete

    Use the back arrow to highlight one

    of the plus signs

    Hit DEL ENTER

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