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You have two methods for drawing a circle on the FX-9750GPlus.

  1. Use the Conics graphing: The general equation of a circle is aX^2 + aY^2 + bX+cY+d=0
  2. Use the function graphing. But before you can do that you must transform the general equation (above) in such a way that you can write it as Y^2= X^2+EX+F. From this you can find the two branches Y1=SQRT(X^2+EX+F) and Y2=-SQRT(X^2+EX+F)

  • k24674 Jan 01, 2010

    OOPS: Y²=-X²+EX+F

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How do i graph a circle

Use the conics utility
Scroll until you find the equation of a circle and an image, Select it, then enter the coefficients.
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Graph a circle

Use the conics utility
Scroll until you find the equation of a circle and an image, Select it, then enter the coefficients.
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Is the graph of a circle a function?

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To graph a circle with radius 4

Press [2nd][PGRM] to open the (DRAW) utility. Scroll down to reach the line 9: Circle( and press ENTER. Complete the command by supplying the coordinates of the circle center and the radius.
Circle(0,0,4) draws a circle with center at the origin (0,0) and radius 4.
By the way the equation of a circle is not a function. You have to cut it into the upper brach and the lower part to graph it.
y=+SQRT(16-x^2) and y=-SQRT(16-x^2)
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My fx-9750GA PLUS wont graph lines, cicles or paraballas

Sure it does! Did you ask it to graph?Here are some screen captures to help you find your way.
To draw functions (regular, parametric, polar, sequences) use the application graph: Highloghted on 1st screen capture. The second screen captures shows you the functions y=f(x). enter a legal expression and press F6 Draw. To set TYPE press the key under TYPE.

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To draw conics (circles, parabolas, hyperbolas, and ellipses) use the CONiCS applications. (See 3rd screen ). On 4th capture the equation highlight is one for the parabola. y=x^2

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Scroll down or up examining the small graphs. They will show you which equation form to choose.
For the circles
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Is it possible to graph the locus of Z on the TI 84

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Substitute in the equation [x+iy -1-i|=5
|(x-1)+(y-1)i|=5
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Raise to the second power (square) (x-1)^2+(y-1)^2=25
This is the equation of a circle of center (1,1) and radius 5

To graph it isolate y as +/- SQRT (25-(x-1)^2)
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Here is the link to post where I show several ways to draw a circle. If you do not have the conics applications download and instakk it on the calculator.
You can also use the cabri Jr application downloadable from education.ti.com. This application is dedicated to geometry.
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The calculator is only graphing a half circle when it should be a full circle, specifically not in the negative y-values of the plane.

A circle is not a function and cannot be graphed in the regular y=screen. You can graph a circle in parametric mode.

To graph a circle in the regular y= screen, you have to graph it in 2 lines on the y= screen. I assume you've solved for y and gotten a square root equation. Remember a square root can be positive or negative. In line 1 of y= screen graph what you've been graphing and then graph the same equation in line 2 but with a negative in front of the equation. You'll get something that looks like an oval since the calculator screen is rectanglular. To make it look more circular (both parts aren't going to connect), press zoom and then select #5 (square).
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Two graphs at the same time

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Here is one particulat gase where two graphs are executed simultaneously, yet you see one, but bo the other.84fef70.jpg When graphs are being executed the one for tan(x) is displayed as a bubble that outlines the variation of the tangente. But at the end, it evaporates, leaving only the sine function.

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