Questions & Answers for: graph root

...graph y = square root of x, or cube root of x, or any root of x, I get an error message saying undefined variable. I don't understand this. I have a TI-89 Titanium and I have experienced the same ...

Graph a cubed root fuction on ti-89 Graph cuberoot of (2-X) Hello, Here it is [Diamond][Y=] enter y1=(2-X)^(1/3) [Diamond][GRAPH] Hope you liked the graph

...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 ...

...root. If there are others that you see on the graph press the left/right arrow key, depending on the location of the 2nd root on the x-line with respect to the 1st one already found. In short, if you ...

the interval is too large. Narrow it or change the initial guess. When you find the first root, move cursor along the graph to the neighborhood of the other root (if it exists) and restart the process

...graph is being displayed press the F5:G-Solve key. In Gsolve screen  press F1: root.The calculator hopefully finds a root (here at the left)Press the right arrow to find the root at the ...

...Titanium. How do I graph a function containing a cubed root? To type a cubed root, you must type [number]^1/3 For example y=x^(1/3)-x+1. Type this function and then graphing it!See captured ...

graph is displayed, press SHIFT F5 (G-Solv). Press F1:Root to look for a root. Read the value of the root at the bottom of the screen  (to the left).Solve utilityOpen the QEquation solver, select

...graph functions like the cube root and have it display both branches. I do not see why it would do that. Maybe you restricted the domain to positive values of the independent variable. Anyway, my CX ...

how to use square root for non square numbers for casio graphing calculator You can use the square-root function for any number, whether it's a perfect square or not. For example, to calculate the ...