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How do I plot modulus functions in TI-89 Titanium? When I enter y1(x)=mod(x), in the y= editor, an error message turns up saying 'Too few arguments'.
To plot a modulus function on your TI-89 Titanium calculator, follow these steps:
A modulus function, also known as an absolute value function, is a mathematical function that returns the distance of a number from zero on a number line. The main difference between a modulus function and a regular function is that a modulus function always returns a positive value, while a regular function can return both positive and negative values.
Yes, you can plot multiple modulus functions on the same graph by entering each function into the function editor on separate lines. Make sure to use different variables for each function to avoid confusion.
To adjust the window settings on your TI-89 Titanium calculator, follow these steps:
Yes, there are several TI-89 Titanium emulators available that allow you to plot modulus functions on your computer. Some popular options include Virtual TI and Wabbitemu. Make sure to follow the same steps as you would on a physical calculator to plot the function.