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Page 1: TI – 83 Plus1 A Quick Reference Presentation for AMSTI Year 1 Training.

TI – 83 Plus1

A Quick Reference Presentation

for AMSTI Year 1 Training

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Previewing Keyboard• To turn on, press ON.• To turn off, press 2nd ON.• To darken screen, toggle

2nd and (up cursor). Notice the changing number in the upper right corner. The higher the number the darker the screen.

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Previewing Keyboard

• To lighten screen, toggle 2nd and (down cursor). Notice the changing number in the upper right corner. The lower the number the lighter the screen.

• If the screen display must be set at 8 or higher to be visible, it is time to change the batteries.

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Previewing Keyboard

• There are many menus and embedded menus in the graphing calculator. Should you find yourself “lost”, you can return to the home screen by using 2nd QUIT. ( “Quit and go home”).

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Previewing Keyboard

• The home screen is available for normal calculator computations.

• Home screen cursor is a black square.

• 2nd function cursor shows a white arrow in the square.

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Previewing Keyboard

• ALPHA enters alphabetic characters (offer students a few minutes to enter a message before continuing).

• Do not use ALPHA to enter variables.

• X, T, , n enters one of the four symbols as variables.

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Previewing Keyboard

• Edit an entry using the backspace cursor, DEL, or 2nd INS keys

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Clean up time – Returns display to the best settings for future work!

Clean-Up Procedure

Follow the triangular pattern formed by the keys: Y=, ZOOM, and MODE.

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Check MODE

All menu items should be highlightedon the left.

Clean-Up Procedure

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Clean-Up Procedure

Clear y = This step is optional, but works well with students to get them all on the same page.

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Clean-Up Procedure

Zoom 6This step sets yourwindow at a standardsetting. It may be adjusted later eithermanually or with the Zoom feature.

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Optional Clean-Up Procedure

Check Stat Plots off

To check stat plots youmust use the 2nd key.This step is a great troubleshooter.

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Optional Clean-Up Procedure

Format To check FORMAT youmust use the 2nd key. Highlight items on the left. This step is a good Troubleshooter, also.

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Zoom is used to quicklyadjust the display window.

Frequently used zoom keys:•2: Zoom In.•3: Zoom Out.•5: Zoom Square.•6: ZStandard

Zoom

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Window is used to manually set the window for the best display of the graph instead of using the Zoom feature.

Window

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•Xmin and Xmax give the bounds on the x-axis•Ymin and Ymax give the bounds on the y-axis•Xscl and Yscl control the intervals between tick marks on the axes•Xres controls how finely it is drawn and generally should be left alone.

Window

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Trace is used to move a point along a graph, showing its x and y values.

•Use the up and down arrows to jump from one graph to another.•Use the right and left arrows to move the point along a graph.

Trace

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Practice Editing, Using Y = ,and Graphing

• Press Y = • Complete the equation with: – 3x4 + 10x – 4 • Edit the equation to: – 3x2 + 7x + 4 • Press GRAPH • To view a table of x, y values for the graph,

press TABLE.

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Practice Editing, Using Y = ,and Graphing

• Suppose you want to prove that 3(x + 5) is not equal to 3x + 5, but is equal to 3x + 15.

• Type all three equations onto the Y = screen.

• Highlight the “=“ on Y3 = 3x + 15, press ENTER to toggle off the “=“, so that this equation will not be graphed.

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Practice Editing, Using Y = ,and Graphing

• Press GRAPH. Two distinct lines are graphed, so the equations are not the same.

• Turn off Y2 = 3x + 5, and turn on Y1 and Y3. GRAPH. Only one line appears, so the two equations are the same.

• Verify values by using TABLE.

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Stat STAT is used to

enter data into lists and manipulate them.

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Stat• To enter data into a chosen

list, press STAT, highlight Edit and ENTER, or just press 1.

• Enter data in list 1 (L1) or use arrows to move to other lists.

• Formulas may be entered in lists.

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Using STAT to Average Grades

• Press STAT and then enter Edit.

• Under L1 list 4 student ID numbers (cannot use names).

• Under L2 list each student’s score on the first test: 84, 97, 86, 75.

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Using STAT to Average Grades

• Under L3 list 2nd test scores: 87, 89, 95, 84.

• Above L4 type the averaging formula and enter: (L2 + L3)/2.

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Using STAT

• This is a great tool to use with Investigation 7 in CMP’s Covering and Surrounding to derive pi.

• Use L1 for circumference data.

• Use L2 for diameter data.• Enter the ratio C/D as a

formula in L3. See what happens.

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How could each average be shown as

rounded to the nearest whole number?

• Go to MODE and select Float 0 decimal places.

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Stat Plot

• Turn Plot on.• Select type of graph.• Select list(s) of data.• Choose type of

plotting mark.

STAT PLOT is used to graph data from selected lists.

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Using STAT PLOT to Make Scatter Plots

To clear old data:• Press STAT• Place cursor on List

heading• Press CLEAR and

ENTER

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Using STAT PLOT to Make Scatter Plots

Enter new data in appropriate lists.

• L1 Hours Spent Studying:

2, 1, ½, 4, 0, 3• L2 Score on Test:

87, 82, 90, 97, 64, 89

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Using STAT PLOT to Make Scatter Plots

• Display menu by pressing 2nd and STAT PLOT

• Turn on Plot 1 (highlight Plot 1, Enter, highlight ON on new screen).

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Using STAT PLOT to Make Scatter Plots

• Choose type of graph (must be a reasonable choice for type of data listed).

• Choose type of mark• Press ZOOM 9 (ZoomStat) • Graph

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Families of FunctionsUse the equation y = ax + k

Problem 1: Varying a• Group selects one value for k for

all equations in Problem 1.• Each person in group selects a

different value for a.• Each person graphs lines on

calculator and then on grid worksheet.

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Families of FunctionsUse the equation y = ax + k

Problem 2: Varying k• Group selects one value for a for

all equations in Problem 2.• Each person in group selects a

different value for k.• Each person graphs lines on

calculator and then on grid worksheet.

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Families of FunctionsUse the equation y = ax + k

• Each group will make two planes on graph poster paper.

• The group’s lines from Problem #1 will be graphed on the first plane.

• The group’s lines from Problem #2 will be graphed on the second plane.

• Write the group’s observation about each problem and hang the poster on the wall.