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Graphing multiply equations

I have the TI-84 plus silver edition and the calulator wont let me select more than one equation at a time. I have tried to go to the y equals screen and select the = sign but it just switched between the two graps
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jen

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  • Anonymous Feb 26, 2008

    my cal wont let me graph more then one equation it wont show it at da same time.

  • dina16 Feb 26, 2008

    my cal wont show me more than one equation when i graph it, and i dont know how to fix it because it has happened before but my previous teacher fixed it and now its doing it again.

  • jparker671 Feb 28, 2008

    My TI-84 Plus will graph only one function at a time. Any suggestions?

  • Kate1337 Mar 04, 2008

    When I try to highlight another function under Y=, I cannot select the previous one. It will only allow me to graph one function at a time, same as everyone else ^
    Please Help!! Thanks.

  • Anonymous Apr 08, 2008

    I have very similar problems where my calculator wont allow me to graph two graps or equations. Own ti-84plus

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When you go to Y=, you should get a list that says:
Y1=
Y2=
Y3=
etc. You just enter the first equation into the Y1= space then hit ENTER and it will go to Y2=. Enter the second equation there. After you have entered all of your equations, push GRAPH and they should come up in order but they will all appear.

Also, make sure your window is set appropriately so that you are able to see all of the graphs.

Lastly, when you look at your Y= screen, are there funny looking arrows before the Y=? If so, do this:

  • Press [APPS] key
  • Select Transfrm from the menu
  • Press 1:Uninstall


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    I've seen this many times before, when you are in the y editor, you should be able to change the graphing from line to dot, to shad, etc. instead it is set on setting which can't be changed to correct this, reset the calculator, if you have programs on it, transfer them to a different calculator, this should correct the problem, I have had it many times before, don't know why it sometimes happens but resetting the system will work, go to memory and you will find reset

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      to reset, press the 2nd key, then press the memory button which is above the enter button and you will find the reset function

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