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#1 Pritolus

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Posted 24 August 2006 - 03:27 PM

Ok, this is both for b&w and color calculators. Just go into the graphics program from the main menu (top right on 9850) and plot this in:

r1=1
r2=1.1*
r3=5
r4=4.9*
r5=1.2* (orange)
r6=1.3*(orange)
r7=4.8* (orange)
r8=4.7* (orange)
r9=1.4
r10=1.5*
r11=4.6
r12=4.5*
y13=X-0.2 (green)
y14=X+0.2 (green)
y15=-X+0.2 (green)
y16=-X-0.2 (green)
y17=X*
y18=-X*

NB: coordinates marked * are for colo(u)r calculators only. If yours is b&w, just skip to the next one. The colo(u)rs listed are for calculators who has it, if it doesn't contain a star as well you just plot it into the b&w. Allso take notice that some are r= and some are y=

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Posted 24 August 2006 - 04:22 PM

Looks nice... pretty colors... Takes a while to draw on the 9850. On the 9860 it took only a couple of seconds.

Although the sniper scope could be made simpler, but this for fun, ok...........

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Posted 26 August 2006 - 09:29 AM

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r12 = r(q) = 4*sin(q/5), 0 < q < 5p , -6.8 < x < 6.8 , -3.5 < y < 4.5,
xt13 = x(t) = cos(t/5+p) , yt13 = y(t) = sin(t/5+ p) ? 1,

xt14 = x(t) = cos(t)/3 + 1.6 , yt14 = y(t) = sin(t)/3 + 1.6,

xt15 = x(t) = cos(t)/3 - 1.6, yt15 = y(t) = sin(t)/3 + 1.6,

xt16 = x(t) = cos(t/5-p/4) + 2.8 , yt16 = y(t) = sin(t/5-p/4) + 2.8,

xt17 = x(t) = cos(t/5+p/4) - 2.8, yt17 = y(t) = sin(t/5+p/4) + 2.8.

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Posted 26 August 2006 - 06:24 PM

Awesome.. LOL!!!! :roflol: pretty bear!

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Posted 26 August 2006 - 06:54 PM

Wow! That teddy bear is cool! Hope people would post more fun graphics! :D

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Posted 29 August 2006 - 11:48 AM

r1=cos 6{Theta}(sin 7{Theta})

{ } = Symbol

Draws somthing funny :D

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Posted 29 August 2006 - 03:29 PM

Here are some graphics that might be interesting: :D

Draw a flower:

r1=Asin Btheta

Example:
r1=3sin 3theta

Manipulating A modifies the size, B manipulates number of petals.

Draw some partial spirals:

r1=sqrt(theta)
r2=-sqrt(theta)

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Posted 30 August 2006 - 08:21 AM

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r12 = r(q) = 4*sin(q/5), 0 < q < 5p , -6.8 < x < 6.8 , -3.5 < y < 4.5,
xt13 = x(t) = cos(t/5+p) , yt13 = y(t) = sin(t/5+ p) ? 1,

xt14 = x(t) = cos(t)/3 + 1.6 , yt14 = y(t) = sin(t)/3 + 1.6,

xt15 = x(t) = cos(t)/3 - 1.6, yt15 = y(t) = sin(t)/3 + 1.6,

xt16 = x(t) = cos(t/5-p/4) + 2.8 , yt16 = y(t) = sin(t/5-p/4) + 2.8,

xt17 = x(t) = cos(t/5+p/4) - 2.8, yt17 = y(t) = sin(t/5+p/4) + 2.8.

All from http://www.classpad.org (more beautiful graphic will be more there).

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Posted 31 August 2006 - 07:22 PM

Try 1sin 100theta
This makes for one smashed up spiral! use auto-zoom to find it...
1sin 50theta - a spiral supernova! again auto-zoom, this is tiny...

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Posted 12 September 2006 - 01:37 PM

What about some DYNAmic graph ?

With your calc in Radian, your V-Win in trig, I got this on my 9860 :

Y1=sin AX

Var: A
Start 1260
End 1280
Step 1

Enjoy !

(my favorite is 1270)

Actually it's even more beautyful on a 9850

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Posted 28 September 2006 - 02:50 PM

this might seem to be a stupid question,
but can you draw the bear in A Casio 9850GC PLUS too?

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Posted 29 September 2006 - 02:42 PM

Yes, with the same parameters :
Set in radian
V-window :
xmin = -6.8
xmax = 6.8
ymin -3.5
ymax 4.5
T :theta: min
0
T :theta: max
5{pi}

But it's really slow... <_<

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Posted 14 October 2006 - 12:09 PM

Is there a way to delete all functions at once? It takes a while if I delte one by one.

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Posted 14 October 2006 - 01:30 PM

Yes, there is a way. On a fx-9860, go to the Main Menu and go to Memory and select it. Press F1 for Main Memory, then scroll down until Y=Data and press F1 to select it. Now press F6. That should delete all of those functions. :D




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