Ti-85 i got a ti-85 texas instruments calculator used but I don't know how to make a table

The chi-square test is used for a lot more than just contingency tables.

I found one program for the TI-86 (which is basically the same machine as the TI-85, only with more memory) which claims to do the chi-square goodness of fit test.

You might also want to browse through this archive.

Press the TABLE key, then the F2 key to select "TBLST".

http://education.ti.com/downloads/guidebooks/graphing/85/85book-eng.pdf

Yes. To get to the table functions, press the TABLE key. To get to the trace, window, and other graph functions, press the GRAPH key.

Press the TABLE key (to the right of the GRAPH key), then press F1 to select "TABLE".

here it is, in 3 easy steps (you will have to modify, because I am using a TI-83+, and I don't have a TI-85 to look at.):

1.) Press the [MATH] key
2.) "Hit" the [ENTER] key
3.) Repeat step two.

wats wrong

kinda. The TI-85 programs differently, lacks a table feature, is not upgradable, has redefinable keys, has a larger screen, is smaller, energy efficient, TI-86 semi-compatible, and is older.
The TI-84+ has archive memory, flash-upgradable, FSTN (clearer) screen, 16*8 screen, USB On-The-Go compliant, almost a centimeter longer, assembly language support, and a tad bit faster.

TI-82: $89
TI-83 Plus: $79-99
Free TI-85: $0
TI-84 plus: $119.99
TI-84+SE: $129-139
TI-89 Titanium: $149

http://college.hmco.com/mathematics/latorre/guides.htm

the bottom set of links, each chapter in order... Have fun

-Saik0Shinigami

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