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Old September 24th, 2009, 10:00 PM
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Originally Posted by skimanner View Post
I'm trying to graph such things as 2^n, or n!, or n^2 etc. but really not sure how or if I even can for that matter. Looking to graph it for running time evaluations for computer algorithms btw. If not possible on the calculator does anyone know a web program or program I can download?
Did you try going into "Y=" and entering the functions, then pressing "Graph".

In your case, you would have to enter

Y = 2^X

and

Y = X^2.


Y = X! won't work.
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