On the school-provided TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calculators, when one enters a math problem or equation which would take more than one line, the characters wrap to the next line. However, I have just purchased my own and it will not wrap to the next line, it simply continues off the screen with an arrow pointing in the direction of the beginning of the line. Is there any way I can fix this to make the calculator word wrap the characters to the next line rather than continuing along the screen?

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Sorry dude but u cant do that. There is no way around it... Youll have to wriite them down or something.

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First, turn it on. Once the calculator is on, press the "2ND" key (I believe it is a blue key in the ti-84 plus silver edition). Now press the plus key (+). A little above that key, you should see the word "mem." When you see the screen titled MEMORY, move the cursor all the way down to the option that says "Reset." From here, you can choose to reset either the RAM memory, or the factory settings. The factory settings are the "Defaults" option. I hope this helps.

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"2nd" + "log"

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You cannot do it with this calculator. It does not have a Computer Algebra System (CAS). Try a TI89 Titanium, a TI 92PLUS, a TI 200PLT or a TI-Nspire CAS.
However, they may exist other programs on education.ti.com or ticalc.org. Search these sites and you may be lucky.

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Press the Apps button and liik for the Inequalz application, and press [ENTER] to run it. If you do not find it, you must download it from education.ti.com >Downloads>Software and Apps >TI83/TI84 Plus Family.
Use the TI Connect software to transfer it to your calculator.
When you run Inequalz you should be aware that it will taker over the graphing capabilities from the native OS, and that you will have to unload it from memory if you want to recover the native graphing capabilities.