Whenever I try to graph something on just the normal graphing section, it graphs the equation but then has a pop-up saying "SYNTAX Error" and I have to exit out of it, how can I fix this problem?

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To draw graphs.

1. Turn calculator ON (isn't that obvious?)
2. If you see no icons, press [MENU]
3. Use arrow to move focus on GRAPH and press [EXE]
4. By default, the graph type is Y=
5. Enter your equation on line Y1=, use the [X,theta,T] key to enter the X-variable
6. Press [EXE] when finished entering a function.
7. Enter other functions if you want.
8. When done, press [F6:Draw].
9. If you do not see a big portion of the curve you can press [SHIFT] [F2:Zoom] and select [F5:Auto]

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To enter powers of trigonometric functions you must enclose the functions in parentheses and then apply the exponent to the whole. For example X1t =(sin T)^3 , Y1t=(cos T)^3 will give you a shape similar to a rhombus with concave sides. The symbol ^syands for the operation of raising to a power. The key is the one with the caret symbol ^ , and it is wedged between the xsqure and EXIT keys (third row of keys).
As regards the cotangent, use the equivalent definition cot(X)=1/tan(X).

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When drawing function graphs of type Y1=, the name of the independent variable should be X
For polar graphs r=.., the independent variable is theta, while for parametric graphs it is T
To enter the default independent variable, press the key marked [X,Theta, T] . It will type in the correct name.