RANDINT in lists an spreadsheet

[Jody Crothers]

Hi all,

I am create a list a spreadsheets page in which I want to use randint

how do I get them to refresh to generate another set of data.

In excel I use F9 is there a TI command to do the same

Jody Crothers

Head of Learning Area (Mathematics)

Ridge View Secondary College

Western Australia

www.jodstar.com

[John Hanna]

[ctrl]-[r]

 

Also, generate a whole list of randints using seq():

 

 

Regards,

     John

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[Jody Crothers]

Thanks for that.

Another question does anything have a tns file where you can give a correlation coefficient and it will generate a set of data to match

Jody Crothers

Head of Learning Area (Mathematics)

Ridge View Secondary College

Western Australia

www.jodstar.com

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[epi van winsen]

I don’t have such a tns file.

But in lessons around correlation the Anscombe quartet has to be shown.

Two tns files and an article are added.

Using the slider in same stats diff graphs on page 18 is great fun for students.

Best regards

Epi van Winsen (Netherlands)