How do I graph a summation using a TI 89?

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I know how to write it out in the general window, but not in the graphing window (there's no summation option in the graph feature). Is there a way to import it or another way?
 
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Change the graphing mode to sequence.
 
How do I do that?
 
jaejoon89 said:
How do I do that?

you could try RTFM.

(hint: there's a MODE button on the 89. You're trying to change the graph MODE. hmmmm)
 
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