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Today i was trying to graph y=2x+23, but when ever i would press graph it would pop up window variables domain. What do i do to fix this?

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Your ranges for your window settings are more, or less out of bounds with the equation y=2x+23, that you entered.
Press the [green diamond], and the [F2] keys to bring up the graphing coordinates. Enter the following values to fix the graphing coordinates. Starting at the top, xmin= -8, xmax= 8, xscl=1, ymin=0, ymax=40, yscl=1, xres=2. Now, press the [green diamond], and the [F3] keys, and the graph should display.

  • Anonymous Dec 23, 2010

    Error number 1000- Window variables domain

  • Anonymous Dec 27, 2010

    After entering your equation in the y= editor, go to ZOOM by pressing [F2] [6], this will reset the window to default values. That should keep you from having this error. [Zoom] [A] for ZoomFit is also a great tool to use when graphing when you don't know the dimensions of the graphing window. It may look like a mistake to select the [F3] commented earlier but, it's not. You will still go to the graph. Ti89 titanium users will be selecting a [yellow diamond] on their calculators.

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