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ti-84 i entered data and tried to find intersection point from (calc) tab but it says err:INVALID DIM This is my first post on this site, but I've had friends at school ask me about this. Apparently I

...ti-84 i entered data and tried to find intersection point from (calc) tab but it says err:INVALID DIM make sure your stat plots are off. you can just reset your calc. second + 7 1 2. or you can hit ...

ERR: No Sign change... I am trying to find the intersection of -0.171x-+43.43 and -0.146x+39.83. I entered them into my "y=" and clicked graph. I then plug in "2nd trace, and click on intersect" But i

...ti 84 plus calculator: y=1.475x+30 y=.850x+77.5 I also need to know how to see where those lines intersect. thank you The calculator only displays from -10 to 10 on the x and y axes, and both of your ...

...TI 84 plus i think there are programs but with something as simple as that you should be able to work it out manually.... 3x+25-5x=5x-5x -2x+25-25=0-25 -2x=-25 x=25/2 or 12.5 If you are really ...

...intersect function on the TI-84 plus calculator You draw two or more graphs. After the graphs are displayed, press [2nd][TRACE] to access the (CALC)ulate menu. Select [5:Interesct] You will be ...

how do you find the point intersection of ln x=-7x Graph both lnx and -7x and then go to the graph. Once there, press 2nd then calc and scroll down to where it says "Intersect", select that, select a ...

...TI 84 plus. i am trying to find the intersect of y=5/28 and y=(0.85)^(X-1). am i doing something wrong? The solve( function was not able to find the intersection point because it lies outside the ...

intersect with TI-84 Press Y=On the Y1 line enter the expression LOG(X+2)+LOG(X+3) by pressingLOG ALPHA [X] ) + LOG ALPHA [X] + 3 )On the Y2 line enter the expression 7-X by pressing7 - ALPHA [X]Press

when I use my intersect function to find the intersection of y = 4 and the square root of the quantity 2x-3, it will not recognize the square root part. It will only recognize the y = 4 part. See ...