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    Default How do I enter formulas into this calculator

    I just bought this graphing calculator. I have TI-89 Titanium my professor Mr.Abdullatif told me that I am able to enter formuals in it so I can do the problems quicker. This is an example I want the calculator to make like x+2y=-10 into slope intercept form. But no where in the manual says how to do that. I am just wondering if anyone on here knows how to do it. Because I didn't spend 150 dollars on a damn clauclator for nothing.

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    I changed the equation.
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    Enter this formula and you should be good to go

    2y+3x-24=0 into slope intercept form

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett
    Enter this formula and you should be good to go

    2y+3x-24=0 into slope intercept form

    damn old man still knows math lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by flysi00
    damn old man still knows math lol
    no he just knows how to do it all manually... i dont think they had calculators in his day....

    lol jk

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    Hell both of you are wrong!! HA HA HA

    I cant use a calculator, cause we didnt have them in my days ( ha ha funny ) and I always have sucked at math
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    Umm i do know (think) you have to set your X's and Y's seperatly, (you dont enter them on the same screen) look for like your FUNCtion button and go with that. Hoped I helped any....y=-2/x-5 so the graph would be set at -5 then count down 2 and over to the right 1 for your slope.....WOW only a year outta school and i barely if any rem that shit.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Brett
    Hell both of you are wrong!! HA HA HA

    I cant use a calculator, cause we didnt have them in my days ( ha ha funny ) and I always have sucked at math
    damn maybe old man does suck

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