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if in RPN mode). Then, press @ERASE @DRAW. Press @CANCL to return to the PLOT,
PLOT WINDOW, or PLOT SETUP screen. Press $, or L@@@OK@@@, to return
to normal calculator display.
Generating a table for parametric equations
In an earlier example we generated a table of values (X,Y) for an expression
of the form Y=f(X), i.e., a Function
type of graph. In this section, we present
the procedure for generating a table corresponding to a parametric plot. For
this purpose, weā€™ll take advantage of the parametric equations defined in the
example above.
ā€¢ First, letā€™s access the TABLE SETUP window by pressing ā€žĆµ,
simultaneously if in RPN mode. For the independent variable change
the
Starting value to 0.0, and the Step value to 0.1. Press @@@OK@@@.
ā€¢ Generate the table by pressing, simultaneously if in RPN mode,
ā€žĆ¶. The resulting table has three columns representing the
parameter t, and the coordinates of the corresponding points. For
this table the coordinates are labeled X1 and Y1.
ā€¢ Use the arrow keys, Å”ā„¢ā€”Ėœ, to move about the table.
ā€¢ Press $ to return to normal calculator display.
This procedure for creating a table corresponding to the current type of plot
can be applied to other plot types.
Plotting the solution to simple differential equations
The plot of a simple differential equation can be obtained by selecting Diff
Eq in the TYPE field of the PLOT SETUP environment as follows: suppose that
we want to plot x(t) from the differential equation dx/dt = exp(-t
2
), with initial
conditions: x = 0 at t = 0. The calculator allows for the plotting of the solution
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