Questions & Answers for: ti 83 plus calculate sin

sin square how do i typing in for y1= sin^2(x-2) I cant put a square right after the sin sin^2(x+2) is the same as (sin(x+2))^2

...inst ti-83 plus cant put it in scientifc mode...how do I do it?? To put it in Scientific mode, press MODE then use your right arrow to move your cursor one spot to SCI. Press ENTER then press

...TI-83 but I believe you should look for a key labeled DRG. This stands for Degrees, Radians, and, Grads. Push this key and then use the arrow keys to move from RAD to DEG and hit enter. Now enter ...

ti-83 plus. Unfortunately, it will not let me put the ^2 directly after the sin The calculator treats sin(x) as a single unit. You have to enter it as "sin(x)^2". Be careful you don't enter it as "sin

...TI-83 First, set the calculator to whatever angular mode you want. Press MODE, down-arrow twice, and highlight RADIAN or DEGREE. Press ENTER to select it and then 2ND [QUIT] to exit the mode editor. ...

...TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calculator and I need to find the inverse key to get values for sin, cos, tan, csc, sec, cot. I'm past the lesson where you use the 2nd/sin, cos tan to find the inverse. Now ...

...TI-83 plus? First, make sure you have the appropriate angular mode set. To change the angular mode, press MODE, use the arrow keys to highlight either "RADIAN" or "DEGREE" on the third line, press ...

TI-83 plus will not graph the basic function y=sin x. how do i fix? i enter sin, it comes up sin( so i put in x and press end parentheses enter. what am i doing wrong? Having gone over a month without

sin cos tan ti 83 my calculator gives me the wrong results for anything to do with sin cos or tan Make sure you have the proper angle mode set. Press MODE and check the third line.

How do I put in Sin^2 ? sin(x)^2 sin^2 and its kkn are an unusual notation, compared with other functions. For example, you don't write log^2(x) but instead log(x)^2.