Calculators How do I calculate this on a TI-89?

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The discussion focuses on using the TI-89 calculator to perform integration, specifically for the function f(x) = 2x^3 over the interval [1, 3]. The user successfully executed the command integrate(2x^3,x,1,3) on the calculator, confirming its functionality for calculating definite integrals. The TI-89 comes with a booklet that includes instructions for such operations, and it is suggested that similar resources may be available on the TI website. The user expresses a newfound understanding of the calculator's capabilities while studying Pre-Calculus, where they are learning about integrals and summations.
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f(x) = 2x^3 [1,3]

\int_1^3 2xdx
 
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My TI-89 came with a booklet, such things were described there.

I would be not surprised if the same booklet is available from the TI site.

But I don't feel like checking now, so I just tried integrate(2x^3,x,1,3) - and it worked.
 
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My TI-89 came with a booklet, such things were described there.

I would be not surprised if the same booklet is available from the TI site.

But I don't feel like checking now, so I just tried integrate(2x^3,x,1,3) - and it worked.

It works, I never knew you could do that. I went on to summations, etc., as I am in Pre-Calculus and we go through all the steps, definition of integral and the such...

Thanks!
 
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