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You can access the = sign through the CATALOG of command. Press [2nd][0] Use Up arrow to scroll through the Catalog index from the bottom. You will eventually find the = sign.
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The equal sign of the TI83/84/Plus is a relational operator like less than , greater than, less than or equal to)You use it when you are testing if two values (numbers, expressions, or matrices) are equal. For example, if in one your programs what you do at a certain time depends on the equality of two expressions, you test the equality by a statement : If A=B do this action.
Hello, To enter the inequation you split it into two inequalities Graph is as follows Use [2nd][CATALOG] to access the relaional operators less than or equal, greater than or equal, and the operator AND. To access the inequality signs scroll upwards from abs( to reach the bottom of the catalog. Note: You can use t as variable only in parametric graphs. Use x. Hope it helps.
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