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Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - zeno333 - 07-07-2024 02:35 AM For example, plotting y=x^2. Please walk me through keystroke by keystroke. Thanks RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Steve Simpkin - 07-07-2024 06:46 AM Here is a quick step-by-step example to plot the algebraic function SIN(X) using the equation list. 1. Press the Shift MODES key. 2. Press the [RAD] softkey. 3. Press EQN key. 4. Press the [NEW] softkey. 5. Use the SIN key, the letter X and the closing ) key to enter the following equation: SIN(X) 6. Press the ENTER key to enter the new equation into the equation list. This will now be the current equation as indicated by the cursor. 7. Press the Shift PLOT key. This will bring up the Plot menu with the equation from the list as the current plotting equation. [attachment=13692] 8. Press the [PARM] softkey. [attachment=13693] 9. Press the [XAXIS] softkey. [attachment=13694] 10. Press the [X] softkey. [attachment=13695] 11. Press the EXIT key. 12. Press the [VIEW] softkey (not the VIEW key). 13. Enter the following plot range using the keypad and softkeys: -4 [XMIN] 4 [XMAX] -1 [YMIN] 1 [YMAX] 14. Press the [PLOT] softkey to see the plot for this function. [attachment=13688] I used the following Plus42 site for reference. https://thomasokken.com/plus42/#plot Let me know if you have any problems. Edit: The following PDF file has a more detailed version of the above example with more screenshots. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X-ck-bxyfWPQnKW3e3SDQVP0BISlhWyD/view?usp=sharing RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Matt Agajanian - 07-07-2024 06:45 PM Hi. I’m getting stuck at the XAXIS step. No Menu Variables keeps popping up. I’ve been repeating your steps. I keep getting stuck there. RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Steve Simpkin - 07-07-2024 07:55 PM (07-07-2024 06:45 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: Hi. I have added step numbers and a few screenshots after some of the steps. Which steps looks different on your screen in Plus42 and what looks different on it? RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Matt Agajanian - 07-07-2024 08:14 PM (07-07-2024 07:55 PM)Steve Simpkin Wrote:(07-07-2024 06:45 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: Hi. Thanks for the tips. I’m still getting stuck at the same step. No Menu Variables keeps showing up when I press either XAXIS or YAXIS softkey. Could there be a config/setting I’m missing? RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Steve Simpkin - 07-07-2024 08:37 PM (07-07-2024 08:14 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote:(07-07-2024 07:55 PM)Steve Simpkin Wrote: I have added step numbers and a few screenshots after some of the steps. Interesting. When you initially press Shift PLOT in step 7 after entering the equation, do you see 'SIN(X)' at the top of the screen exactly as shown below? RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Thomas Okken - 07-07-2024 08:41 PM (07-07-2024 06:45 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: I’m getting stuck at the XAXIS step. No Menu Variables keeps popping up. I’ve been repeating your steps. I keep getting stuck there. It sounds like you selected a program without MVAR lines. When plotting such a program, XAXIS and YAXIS are both set to <STK> and cannot be changed. What this means is that PLOT will pass the parameter to the function in the X register, and it will take the function's return value from the X register as well. RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - PeteMoore - 07-07-2024 11:51 PM Originally at the end I pressed the VIEW main button instead of the VIEW softkey at the top. This fixed my problem - Cheers RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Steve Simpkin - 07-07-2024 11:52 PM (07-07-2024 08:14 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote:(07-07-2024 07:55 PM)Steve Simpkin Wrote: I have added step numbers and a few screenshots after some of the steps. Matt, I added the following PDF version of the above example that has more details and more screenshots. See if that helps. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1X-ck-bxyfWPQnKW3e3SDQVP0BISlhWyD/view?usp=sharing RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Matt Agajanian - 07-10-2024 08:44 PM (07-07-2024 11:52 PM)Steve Simpkin Wrote:(07-07-2024 08:14 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: Thanks for the tips. I’m still getting stuck at the same step. No Menu Variables keeps showing up when I press either XAXIS or YAXIS softkey. Thanks. I’ll give it a look. It worked!! By the way, (07-07-2024 11:51 PM)PeteMoore Wrote: Originally at the end I pressed the VIEW main button instead of the VIEW softkey at the top. That might have been my hiccup as well. RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Steve Simpkin - 07-10-2024 09:05 PM (07-10-2024 08:44 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote:(07-07-2024 11:52 PM)Steve Simpkin Wrote: Matt, Excellent! I had forgotten there was a VIEW key. I will update step 12 to clarify. RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Steve Simpkin - 07-10-2024 09:21 PM (07-10-2024 09:11 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote:(07-10-2024 09:05 PM)Steve Simpkin Wrote: Excellent! I had forgotten there was a VIEW key. I will update step 12 to clarify. When you click on the link it should open a new tab with the PDF file shown. You should be able to click on the Download button (circled in the screenshot below) to download the PDF. I have done this on my PC browser and on my phone. I do not know about saving it to Dropbox. [attachment=13706] RE: Can someone walk me through graphing an equation on Plus42 - Matt Agajanian - 07-10-2024 09:30 PM (07-10-2024 09:21 PM)Steve Simpkin Wrote:(07-10-2024 09:11 PM)Matt Agajanian Wrote: Steve, I must be missing another step. I cannot save the PDF to Dropbox. Now I open the link up in Chrome. It was easy going from there. I got the file. I figured since the doc is in Google Drive, I decided to try opening Chrome. That helped. |