Help a Girl Out: Graphing Calculator Picture Project

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SUMMARY

The discussion revolves around a graphing calculator project requiring students to create a picture within specific parameters. The window settings must be X[-20.7, 24.7] and Y[-13, 17], with the picture centered accordingly. Participants must use at least 20 program lines, excluding horizontal and vertical lines, and adhere to restrictions on line length and command usage. The project also mandates linking and transferring the program for printing, along with a heading for each equation.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of graphing calculator functionalities
  • Familiarity with coordinate geometry
  • Knowledge of programming concepts applicable to graphing calculators
  • Experience with drawing commands in graphing calculators
NEXT STEPS
  • Research how to set window parameters on graphing calculators
  • Learn about using parametric and polar equations for graphing
  • Explore the draw menu commands available on graphing calculators
  • Investigate methods for linking and transferring programs for printing
USEFUL FOR

This discussion is beneficial for students working on graphing calculator projects, educators teaching coordinate geometry, and anyone interested in enhancing their skills in using graphing calculators for creative mathematical representations.

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Homework Statement



we have to create a picture in the graphing calculator, rules to the project 1window must be set at X[-20.7,24.7] and Y[-13,17] 2picture must be centered in this window 3no fewer then 20 program lines. horizontal and vertical lines don't count in the 20 4no programs within programs allowed 5no lines should be restricted more then 1 unit 5only commands from draw menu allowed 7you must link and transfer program to be printed and i have to have a heading before each equation! what?! [/B]can anyone please help a sweet cute girl out?=)

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You forgot 6...:bugeye:

P.S. This is kinda of a weird project. ---- Can you use any mode of equations such as parametric, polar, 3-D, sequence, etc.
 
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