How do I get to the θ button??
X,θ,T I can't understand how get to the middle one.
Please help
Theta Button
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barnetv
, May 06 2005 08:26 AM
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barnetv
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Posted 06 May 2005 - 08:26 AM
Hi,
How do I get to the θ button??
X,θ,T I can't understand how get to the middle one.
Please help
How do I get to the θ button??
X,θ,T I can't understand how get to the middle one.
Please help
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genesis
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Posted 06 May 2005 - 09:25 AM
is 
Alpha' /> + ![[^]](/dot/public/style_emoticons/default/^.jpg)
![[X,O,T]](/dot/public/style_emoticons/default/X.jpg)
refers to function varibles, X for Y=, for r= and T for parametric functions.
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Posted 06 May 2005 - 09:55 PM
Rather than always hitting Alpha' /> + you can change the function type to "r=" to indicate you wish graph in polar mode, this will make the button apply theta without hitting alpha. Similarly if you change the function type to parametric ("Parm") the button will apply T. You can change the function type under the "Set Up" menu for the mode you are in... I would put the exact sequence but I can't seem to find my 9850.
One thing I always loved about my Casio (both CFX and AFX) was how fast and intuitive the mode set up was at changing stuff around.
I noticed you have a few posts so far sincee joining, welcome aboard, don't be shy and stick around!
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Alpha' /> + you can change the function type to "r=" to indicate you wish graph in polar mode, this will make the button apply theta without hitting alpha. Similarly if you change the function type to parametric ("Parm") the button will apply T. You can change the function type under the "Set Up" menu for the mode you are in... I would put the exact sequence but I can't seem to find my 9850.One thing I always loved about my Casio (both CFX and AFX) was how fast and intuitive the mode set up was at changing stuff around.
I noticed you have a few posts so far sincee joining, welcome aboard, don't be shy and stick around!
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