how to graph piecewise functions

[Lana Golembeski]

Hi! I want to graph 2 piecewise functions on the same graph. I know how to do it on the 84 but not on the Nspire. Can anyone help me?

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Lana Golembeski

AP Calculus Teacher

College Board Consultant

Minnetonka High School

Minnetonka, Mn

[Travis Bower]

Lana,

Maybe I'm not sure what you are trying to do, but just arrow down to f2 in the entry line and type your next function.

The 'such that' |  symbol[found in ctrl =] is perhaps the easiest method.  You could also use the template tool or even type piecewise( and then you can use the comma.

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[Lana Golembeski]

I want it to stop graphing at x= 0. And a new function for x>o

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Lana

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[Bryson Perry]

Use piecewise functions from the Math Templates Menu (next to the book)

 

From: Lana Golembeski

Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2012 11:34 PM

To: tins...@googlegroups.com

Subject: Re: [tinspire] how to graph piecewise functions

 

I want it to stop graphing at x= 0. And a new function for x>o

Sent from my iPhone

Lana

On Jan 21, 2012, at 10:01 PM, Travis Bower <tbo...@dphs.org> wrote:

Lana,

Maybe I'm not sure what you are trying to do, but just arrow down to f2 in the entry line and type your next function.

The 'such that' |  symbol[found in ctrl =] is perhaps the easiest method.  You could also use the template tool or even type piecewise( and then you can use the comma.

On Sat, Jan 21, 2012 at 6:32 PM, Lana Golembeski <gole...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi! I want to graph 2 piecewise functions on the same graph. I know how to do it on the 84 but not on the Nspire. Can anyone help me?

 

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Lana Golembeski

AP Calculus Teacher

College Board Consultant

Minnetonka High School

Minnetonka, Mn

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[Lana Golembeski]

Thank you!!

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Lana

On Jan 21, 2012, at 10:48 PM, "Bryson Perry" <bryson...@msn.com> wrote:

Use piecewise functions from the Math Templates Menu (next to the book)

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[Travis Bower]

1 oops, Lana, I mis-interpreted.  I did limited domain rather than piecewise.

2 Bryson, how did you insert image/screenshot in the body?  Mine are attachments at the bottom.

Thanks

[Bryson Perry]

I just copied and pasted from the Screen Capture. I am using Windows Live for MSN and HTML email.  May be different depending on 1) Email program 2) whether email is set to text or html.  Really I don’t think I did anything special. 

[Travis Bower]

Okay, just curious, because I like the big layout in the body of the text rather than the thumbnail.

I am using Safari and 'Attach a file'  is the option.