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1) Press SHIFT 4 (catalog)
2) If It's your first time opening "catalog" , press F6 (CTGY) then press 5 (Program Command) ...
If not, directly press 5 (Program Command)
3) Scroll down until to find all inequality signs

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The relational operators (=, >, <, and similar symbols) are available in two places.
If you are trying to draw an inequality graph
Press the Graph Menu,
Press F3:Type
Press F6:> to access other tabs. The 4 inequality symbols are availabe in the following screen.
Press F1:>, F2:< etc. to type in the inequality sign in your inequality.

If you want the relational operators for some other purpose, you can access then in the catalog of commands.
Press Menu
Press 1:Run>Mat to go to the main calculator screen
Press [SHIFT][4] (Catalog] to open the Catalog.
Scroll up or down until you reach the relational operator you want.
Select it and press EXE.

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Where is the less than sign?
The relational operators (=, >, <, and similar symbols) are available in two places.
If you are trying to draw an inequality graph
Press the Graph Menu,
Press F3:Type
Press F6:> to access other tabs. The 4 inequality symbols are availabe in the following screen.
Press F1:>, F2:< etc. to type in the inequality sign in your inequality.

If you want the relational operators for some other purpose, you can access then in the catalog of commands.
Press Menu
Press 1:Run>Mat to go to the main calculator screen
Press [SHIFT][4] (Catalog] to open the Catalog.
Scroll up or down until you reach the relational operator you want.
Select it and press EXE.
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Jul 04, 2012 • Casio FX9750GII Graphic Calculator
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How do you use the equal sign on the ti-84
The equal sign of the TI83/84/Plus is a relational operator like less than , greater than, less than or equal to) You use it when you are testing if two values (numbers, expressions, or matrices) are equal.
For example, if in one your programs what you do at a certain time depends on the equality of two expressions, you test the equality by a statement :
If A=B do this action.
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Jan 30, 2012 • Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Silver...
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How do you insert a "greater than/less than" sign and a "greater than or equal to/less than or equal to" sign on a TI-81?
Press 2nd [TEST] to bring up the test menu.
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Jul 18, 2011 • Texas Instruments TI-81 Calculator
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For my Ti-84 plus edition when I type in the graph equations there is an equals sign, a greater than sign, a less than sign, and some other signs at the bottom of the screen. How do I get rid of this?
You, or someone else played with INEQALZ (inequalty graphing) applications. The problem is thet it remains in memory and takes over the graphing duties from the native OS. If you do not want Inequalz to manage the graphing, just kick it out of memory.
Press [APPS¨] key.
Use arrows to scroll through the list of APPS.
Locate INEQALZ and highlight it.
Press [ENTER]
In the new screen INEQALZ RUNNING, press the number that corresponds to the option Uninstall.
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Feb 23, 2011 • Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator
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In front of the y= , there is a >II . How can
It seems that you are drawing Inequality Graphs.

A. If you are not drawing inequalities, kick the Ineqal application out of memory.

B. If you still want inequality drawing, but just for once want a function graph,
  1. you can open the Y= editor. The operation sign (=, less than, less than or equal to,...) will be highlighted in your equation (inequality).
  2. Press the [ALPHA] key then press the [Y=] key to select the tab corresponding to the = sign.

C. To kick The INEQUAL application from memory,
  • Press the [APPS] button.
  • In the the new screen display (INEQUAL RUNNING), select [2:Quit Inequal]
  • Return to the [Y=] editor screen to make sure that you have function graphs
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Feb 17, 2011 • Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator
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Graph y1 = 2x +1 if -1< x< 0
Graph 2X PLUS 1 for X in open interval ]-1,0[

It should be entered as follows
(2X plus 1) (X larger than negative 1) (X less than zero)

In [Y=] editor and on line Y1= type your right hand side between parentheses (2X Plus 1). I use the Plus instead of the usual sign because the parser of the web site removes the sign.
[( ]2 [X,T,theta,n] [Plus] 1 [)] [(] [X,T,theta,n] [2nd][MATH] [3: larger than] [(-)] 1 [)] [(] [X,T,Theta,n] [2nd][MATH][5: less than] 0 [)]
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Oct 30, 2010 • Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Calculator
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Where are my less than and greater than signs on my TI-84 Silver Edition calculator?
Hello.

The less than and greater than signs are above the "(" and ")" keys.

Hope this helps.
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Apr 11, 2010 • Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Silver...
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On my Y= menu, Y1 has a greater than or equal to sign instead of = also, at the bottom of my screen an equals sign, a less than or equal to, a greater than, and a greater than or equal to, are lined up
Hi,
You are running the application called Inequalz. You must uninstall it (NOT DELETE) to return to the normal calculator configuration.
Press [APPS]. Scroll down to find Inequalz. Highlight its number in the list and press {ENTER]. You will see a screen Inequal Running and
  1. Continue
  2. Quit Inequal
  3. 3:About.
Press [2:Quit ..]
Your calculator will unload it out of memory.

Hope it helps.
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Dec 04, 2009 • Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus Silver...
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How do I proform the -log of a number ie -log(1.2 X 10-5) to find the pH
Hello,
The pH is defined as the negative log in base 10 of the H+ (H3O+) ion concentration. The concentration of your solution is 1.2x10^(-5). You calculate the log of 1.2x10^(-5) which is -4.9208188754, let us just say it is equal to -4.921.
Once result is displayed press the change sign key (-) or on some calculators [+/-] and calculator will take the negative of the result.
So your pH is about 4.921

Another less efficient way to do it is to enter
0-log(1.2x10^-5) [ENTER]. The result will be positive.

The change sign (-) is smaller than the regular MINUS sign. It is used with negative exponents and to change the sign (hence its name) of a displayed result.
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TI 83 Plus Calculator using up batteries really fast!
hello there here is a link for you...click me. be aware that you will probably lose any installed3rd party products.
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