How do I take a derivative with a Casio CFX-9850GB Plus? What about an integral? Are there more than one way to do both? It should be really simple, but the manuel has me utterly confused. Thanks,
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Taking a simple derivative
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, Jan 06 2004 02:51 AM
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Posted 06 January 2004 - 02:51 AM
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Posted 06 January 2004 - 03:02 AM
firstly welcome to the UCF.
as i have a CFX and am in yr 12 this year, i hope i can help. btw how old are you? where do you live? i live in australia. knowing where you live will be useful in helping you with your math problems.
this is how you take a derivative of a equation:
it should look like this on your calc: (i'm using the equation 3x squared (3x2)for an example) and you want to know the derivative of it when x=2)
d/dx(3x2,2)
press EXE and it solves
# you can find d/dx by pressing
OPTN' /> + 
F4' /> + 
F2' />
to integrate a equation, use /dx (F4' /> instead of F2' />)
i hope it will help you, although doing it algebraicly is better than with a calc, as you can understand it better.
as i have a CFX and am in yr 12 this year, i hope i can help. btw how old are you? where do you live? i live in australia. knowing where you live will be useful in helping you with your math problems.
this is how you take a derivative of a equation:
it should look like this on your calc: (i'm using the equation 3x squared (3x2)for an example) and you want to know the derivative of it when x=2)
d/dx(3x2,2)
press EXE and it solves
# you can find d/dx by pressing
OPTN' /> + F4' /> + F2' />to integrate a equation, use /dx (
F4' /> instead of F2' />)i hope it will help you, although doing it algebraicly is better than with a calc, as you can understand it better.
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