Calculators How do you plot y'=3+2y on a TI-Nspire CX CAS?

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The discussion revolves around solving the ordinary differential equation (ODE) y' = 3 + 2y, which does not include the variable x. The user initially struggles with plotting this equation on a calculator, noting that it produces no output or only a single point when an initial condition is set. The resolution involves realizing that the calculator requires the use of y1 instead of y, as y1 is the default function for plotting in this context. This highlights the importance of understanding calculator settings when working with differential equations.
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Hi, I'm new here. I did some research plotting the ODE of y'=3+2y without having x shows up in the equation. I can't figure it out, why the calculator does plot a harder equation but not a simple one? I can get the slope field with an equation that has an x in it. However, without x, my calculator just gives me nothing (without an initial condition setup), or a single dot (with the setup.)
So, does anyone know what to do in order to get it work?

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Figured out myself, you have to use y1 instead of y, because y1 is the default function. Kind of a silly mistake...
 
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