I want to calculate y=sin(x^2+1) from my Casio fx -991MS. but I couldn't , I searched so many time on the internet and that is explained without trigonometric problems. please give me a solution.
thanks
Posted 09 December 2017 - 10:54 AM
I want to calculate y=sin(x^2+1) from my Casio fx -991MS. but I couldn't , I searched so many time on the internet and that is explained without trigonometric problems. please give me a solution.
thanks
Posted 09 December 2017 - 11:13 AM
What do you want to do? What problems are you facing? Explains your problems clearly.
If you are intending to get 2 x cos(x^2+1) , you can't, because Casio 991MS doesn't support symbolic manipulation. You need a better calculator.
However, it can calculate the derivative numerically.
For example, enter (remember to use radian mode!)
d/dx(2 × X × cos (x²+1), 5)
will calculate the derivative of the function at
x=5
Posted 09 December 2017 - 11:31 AM
What do you want to do? What problems are you facing? Explains your problems clearly.
If you are intending to get 2 x cos(x^2+1) , you can't, because Casio 991MS doesn't support symbolic manipulation. You need a better calculator.
However, it can calculate the derivative numerically.
For example, enter (remember to use radian mode!)
d/dx(2 × X × cos (x²+1), 5)will calculate the derivative of the function at
x=5
hi thanks for your consideration.
I want to calculate derivative trigometric functions,
ex y=tan5x
is it possible to perform this type of calculation using casio fx-991ms?.
Posted 09 December 2017 - 03:26 PM
Let me say again:
For that example y(x) = tan(5 x) ,
You cannot get y'(x) = 5 sec² (5x). (evaluate symbolically)
You can get that y'(5) = 5.08914..., y'(6) = 210.1413387..., etc. (evaluate numerically at some points)
Edited by user202729, 09 December 2017 - 03:27 PM.
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