I am trying to graph an equation and I get the *err:invalid dim* error message.
If the message appears when you try to graph functions deactivate the
statistical plots. To do so:
Press [2nd][Y=] to access (STAT
PLOTs)
Select [4:PlotsOff] then [ENTER]
That should solve your
problem. Post a comment to this thread if you still have trouble
graphing.
If the message appears in another context, it sure
would help knowing the context of the error.
You're probably trying to graph a function that does not involve stat plot features. You can correct this by turning off the stat plot features. Press "2ND" "STAT PLOT" and then select 4:PlotsOff.
SOURCE: cannot graph invalid dim error
This error show up when you are graphing out of the plot menu. If you are not graphing data points from list menu, you need to turn the plots off. In the y= screen, you will see the words plot 1, plot 2, etc across the top of the screen. If one of the plots is highlighted (black box over the words), you need to turn it off. This can be done by arrowing up and highlighting the box and pressing enter. When you arrow back down, the plot should be off and you will be able to enter an equation in the y= lines and graph.
If you are graphing from the plot menu, this error lets you know that one of the lists you are graphing is longer than the other.
Another way to fix the problem is to reset the calculator by pressing 2nd button then plus sign then 7 then 1 then 2. This will reset the calculator however if you are graphing from lists, your data will be erased. Hope this helps.
SOURCE: ERR: INVALID DIM displayed on graphing calculator
The solution for the problem is simple. When you use the calculator to
create statistical graphs, it is configured to accommodate the specificities of the
problem. However that configuration remains set after you terminate the
problem. So when you try to use the calculator to do other problems it
uses the stored configuration parameters, which may be incompatible
with the new problem. In particular, list of paired-variables must have the same dimensions: There must be the same number of elements in each list.
To
make a long story short, you should make it a habit to reset the Ram
every time you want to do a new problem. If for reasons of you own you
do not want to reset the Ram, you can prevent this type of errors from
occurring. This is how you do it.
To reset the Ram press [2nd][+] (MEM) [7:Reset][1:All Ram][2:Reset]. Press [CLEAR] to erase the Ram Cleared message.
SOURCE: On my TI-83 plus calculator when i try to use the
Hi
The solution for the problem is simple. When you use the calculator to
create statistical graphs, it is configured to accommodate the specificities of the
problem. However that configuration remains set after you terminate the
problem. So when you try to use the calculator to do other problems it
uses the stored configuration parameters, which may be incompatible
with the new problem.
In particular, list of paired-variables must have the same dimensions: There must be the same number of elements in each list.
To
make a long story short, you should make it a habit to reset the Ram
everytime you want to do a new problem. If for reasons of you own you
do not want to reset the Ram, you can prevent this type of errors from
occurring. This is how you do it.
To reset the Ram press [2nd][+] (MEM) [7:Reset][1:All Ram][2:Reset]. Press [CLEAR] to erase the Ram Cleared message.
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