I am trying to see 2 different tables on my table screen from 2 different equations, but it when i go to the screen, instead of showing 2 different tables, it only shows one of them. I also noticed that when i go to the y= screen, it looks a bit different on the left hand side all the way down, so i switched it back to the > icon, but it is still not showing the 2 tables i want it to show at the same time! Help!

when you do your regression (stat --> calc --> linReg/QuadReg/whichever regression you're doing)) make sure you put the equation into Y1 before going to the table.

You cannot solve the quadratic equation with this calculator. It does not have a solve program.

However if you wnat to create a table of values for a function (any type of function that uses the basic scientific function keys ) you use the TABLE Computational Mode.

You press MODE
You select TABLE
You enter a mathematical expression 3X^2-.33X+ 15
You generate the table of values.

Your assumption
--Next, I should be able to press VARS, move to Y-VARS, select FUNCTION, then select Y-1 and automatically enter the equation into Y-1.-
is not correct.

When you press [STAT[>][CALC][4:LinReg(ax+b)] or any other regression model,the command echoes on the main screen. If you press [ENTER] at this point, the calculator uses by default lists L1 and L2 and displays the resulting equation without copying it in a Y-variable.

If you want to have the equation copied on a Y-function, you should modify the command as follows
LineReg(ax+b) [SHIFT][1: L1] [,] SHIFT[2:L2] [,] [VARS][>:Y-Vars] [1:Function][1:Y-1][ENTER].

Here, [>] stands for RightArrow. For any other regression model, use the appropriate command.
At this point, the command line should look like the following:

LinReg(ax+b) L1, L2, Y1

Press [ENTER] to calculate you get the same screen as when you do not save the equation in Y1, but if you go to the Y= editor or press GRAPH, you will see the regression line superposed on the scatter plot.

I am not quite sure what you mean by ``solve f(x)=100x-64*x^2+48*x^3 for different value of x``. Do you want to find the roots of the cubic equation 0=100x-64*x^2+48*x^3 , or do you want to generate values of f(x) for different values of the variable x.
For the first case, use the SOLVE program,
for the second, use the TABLE computational mode: Press MODE and select TABLE, then enter the expression to the right of the equal sign. In TABLE, X is the default variable.

To draw a graph, it helps if you know approximately where it is going to show up so that you can set up a window.
Try this:
Press the [Y=] button
Enter the following equation: 5*x^2-5*x (five x-squared minus five times x) by pressing the following calculator keys:
5 X (times) x^2 (x squared key) - (minus) 5 X (times) x (key labled x,t,n) in between the ALPHA and STAT keys
now press the zoom key and select #6 - ZStandard (this will give you a standard zoom)
You should see a parabola drawn on the screen.
If you enter in some equation and do not see it on the screen, you can try zooming out (zoom key) or setting up your display window, using the window key.
This is where it helps to know where your x and / or y intercepts are.
From there, you can use trace to move around the graph, 2nd+graph (table) to see your x and y intercepts.

You can use symbols (X,Y,A,B,C,D, and M, =) to create expressions to use in the SOLV program or to generate a table of values.

To type them you use [ALPHA] followed by the symbol you want. The symbols on the body of the calculator are of the same color as the ALPHA key. The [=] in expressions is different from the general = sign at the bottom of the keypad.

There are also some typical equations already in the calculator: simultaneous linear equation in 2 or 3 unknowns, and polynomial equations of 2nd and 3rd degree. They are accessed under the EQUATion Mode.

Press the TABLE key (to the right of the GRAPH key), then press F1 to select "TABLE".

Hello,
Sorry if you already know that, but I want to make sure we understand one another.

Say you want to graph the function Y1=2X+3.
You press [MODE] to make sure that the FUNC on 4th line is highlighted permanently. If it is you press [Y=]

On the first line where it says Y1= you enter 2*[X,T,Theta,n] +3.
The X is accessed with the key to the right of the [ALPHA] key.
As you key in your function, notice that the equal sign after Y1 is highlighted and remains so. When you finish entering the function press [ENTER] so that the cursor moves to the line Y2=. Make sure that the = sign after the Y1 in previous equation remains highlighted.

You can now draw the graph by pressing [GRAPH] or generate the table Y1=f(X) by pressing [2nd][TABLE]. Under no conditions should you enter YOUR own values. If the table does not appear there may be a problem, and you will not solve it by entering values.

Now let us try to get you calculator to work as it should.

Press [2nd][STATPLOT][4:PlotsOff] , the command PlotsOff echoes on main screen. Press [ENTER] to turn statistical plots OFF. Screen displays Done.
Press [2nd][CATALOG] [ENTER]. The list of all avilable command appears. Scroll down till you reach ClrAllLists. Move arrow to the correspondig line and press [ENTER] , command echoes on main screen as ClrAllLists. Press [ENTER] to erase all old statistical lists that may be stored in the calculator memory.

Now you are ready to graph or create the table of values. Press [2nd][Table] and the table should be displayed. All you can do with the values in the table is to look at them, examine them. You cannot modifie nor erase them.

If, for reasons of your own, you think you ought to be allowed to enter YOUR values, in the table, then this is not graphing functions. The name for that is DOING STATISTICS. And the procedure is tottaly different: You enter YOUR values in lists and use the calculator to draw the data points, and to find the best fit (the curve that models the pattern of data distribution best). When you decide which fit is the best, you can use the calculator to extract the equation for the curve and, if you want it, to draw the curve on the same graph where you raw data is represented.
Hope these clarifications helps.





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i had the same problem .... just go to apps and go all the way down transfrm and click it then click the uninstall button !!!

The tables will not say Y specifically, they only say L1, L2, L3, etc. UNLESS you type in an equation in the "Y=" button menu. When you type an equation in on that page, and then hit "2nd" "GRAPH", you will get X and Y values for that equation.