O osiris774 Beta member Messages 4 Dec 12, 2006 #1 Hi I just bought a TI-36x calculator and the manual doesn't help much. I'm looking for a way to type in easy equations like: X+3=8 or y=3x-5 I'm not looking for the answer. That is easy. I'm just looking for the method of inputing it into my calculator. Thanks.
Hi I just bought a TI-36x calculator and the manual doesn't help much. I'm looking for a way to type in easy equations like: X+3=8 or y=3x-5 I'm not looking for the answer. That is easy. I'm just looking for the method of inputing it into my calculator. Thanks.
Ste Do not Stare at my Avatar Messages 9,578 Location Upon Gleaning Infinity Jan 7, 2007 #3 http://education.ti.com/educationportal/sites/US/productDetail/us_ti36x_solar.html?bid=6
Apokalipse Golden Master Messages 14,559 Location Melbourne, Australia Jan 10, 2007 #4 osiris774 said: Hi I just bought a TI-36x calculator and the manual doesn't help much. I'm looking for a way to type in easy equations like: X+3=8 or y=3x-5 I'm not looking for the answer. That is easy. I'm just looking for the method of inputing it into my calculator. Thanks. Click to expand... what do you want to input the equations for? http://education.ti.com/guidebooks/scientific/36x/36x-eng.pdf I looked in the manual, and I don't think you can put equations into this type of calculator. I can with my Ti-84 though.
osiris774 said: Hi I just bought a TI-36x calculator and the manual doesn't help much. I'm looking for a way to type in easy equations like: X+3=8 or y=3x-5 I'm not looking for the answer. That is easy. I'm just looking for the method of inputing it into my calculator. Thanks. Click to expand... what do you want to input the equations for? http://education.ti.com/guidebooks/scientific/36x/36x-eng.pdf I looked in the manual, and I don't think you can put equations into this type of calculator. I can with my Ti-84 though.
X xwgpx55 Baseband Member Messages 30 Jan 20, 2007 #5 to input variables you hit the [X,T, Theta, n,] button on the calculator and if you are using y=mx+b form stuff like you indicated, your entering that into the y= part of your calculator. that button for the y= can be found at the top left.
to input variables you hit the [X,T, Theta, n,] button on the calculator and if you are using y=mx+b form stuff like you indicated, your entering that into the y= part of your calculator. that button for the y= can be found at the top left.