Questions & Answers for: key graph

...Then press the function key that corresponds to the graph that you want. If you have the manual it explains it on page 117. Kind of hard to explain it here when you can't type the buttons. LOL ...

...GRAPH] function key. The screen display clears and you see a parabola. Sometimes with other functions, you will see the axes and nothing else. If that happens, you can press the [Window] key and ...

...Press the WINDOW key to set the window parameters. Press the GRAPH key to have the calculator graph the equation. For more details and options, see the "Function Graphing" chapter in the

...equation: 3 ALPHA [X] - 1 Press GRAPH (the last function key on the top row) and you'll see the graph. If you want to look at different parts of the graph, press WINDOW and change the window

...apear on the graph (to turn them on go to 2ND, FORMAT) and when you hit the GRAPH key, your graph should apear. also, to make your window a different size easily, use the ZOOM key near the GRAPH

Press ENTER three times to change the graph mode to a triangle below the diagonal. Press the GRAPH key to see the graph. If you still have trouble, reply to this post and describe what you're getting

...y=, how do I make it graph? Press the GRAPH key (the rightmost of the function keys at the very top of the keyboard). You can then use the WINDOW and ZOOM keys to look at different parts of the

...in the expression (10-x^2-y^2)/4 Press the appropriate key sequence to [GRAPH] (on my Voyage 200PLT, I press [diamond R] While graph is displayed you can press the F2 key to access the ZOOM

...graph a functionLook for a key labeled Y= ( the y= editor) and press it. Use the key pad to type in the right side of the function.Press Graph to display the graph.If drawing is out of range set the ...

...You can type in an x-variable by pressing the x-var key. For other graph types, the variables r, theta, t, can be enter by pressing the appropriate function key. from the graph equation entry