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Default Graphing an equation on TI-84+ SE

I'm trying to figure out how to enter the following problem on my TI-84+SE:

"Graph the equation -2x-y=1 using slope-intercept form."

What keystrokes do I need to execute to do this? Thanks in advance for your help!

I don't know how to put y into equations either.

The problems I'm working on are not for a class, they're from books I'm studying to get ready for the CLEP test. I'm just trying to apply the calculator to the problems.

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I'm trying to figure out how to enter the following problem on my TI-84+SE:

"Graph the equation -2x-y=1 using slope-intercept form."

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Hello,

1. transcribe the equation to: y = -2x-1
2. go to the \boxed{y=}\text{-editor}
3. write at \Y1= -2x - 1. Take care that you use the \boxed{(-)}\text{-key} to type the sign in front of 2x
4. open the \boxed{\text{WINDOW}}\text{-editor}:
I suggest that you use the following settings:
xmin = -5
xmax = 4
xscl = 1
ymin = -5
ymax = 4
yscl = 1
xres = 1
5. press the \boxed{\text{GRAPH}}\text{-button} to draw the graph.
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Default Does that mean everything is solved as y?

Thanks, Earboth!

Does that mean that everything is solved as y?

Let's say I have something like 3x * 35y * 22z.

Do I need to solve z as y, x as y and y as y?

If so, can you tell me how that would be done with keystrokes? Maybe there's a better example you can give me.

I don't know how to make signs for square root, etc. on this keyboard. Any advice?

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Old December 12th, 2007, 07:43 AM
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Thanks, Earboth!

Does that mean that everything is solved as y?

Let's say I have something like 3x * 35y * 22z.

Do I need to solve z as y, x as y and y as y?

If so, can you tell me how that would be done with keystrokes? Maybe there's a better example you can give me.

I don't know how to make signs for square root, etc. on this keyboard. Any advice?

Thanks again

Roger
Hello,

honestly I don't understand what you mean.

1. You can only solve an equation. What you have given is a term in 3 veriables which you can't "solve". Please say what you want to do with this term.

2. As for the mathematical symbols which are used at this forum have a look here: http://www.mathhelpforum.com/math-help/735-post1.html
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