How to add more funtions on Ti-84 silver

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The TI-84 Silver Edition graphing calculator has a maximum limit of 10 graphs displayed simultaneously. To graph more than 10 functions, users can utilize a TI BASIC program called "Extreme Grapher," available on ti-calc.org. Alternatively, users can take screenshots of their graphs and overlay additional functions manually. While some users suggest reverting to hand-drawing graphs for better understanding, the program offers a practical solution for those needing to complete assignments efficiently.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with TI-84 Silver Edition graphing calculator functions
  • Basic understanding of TI BASIC programming
  • Knowledge of accessing and downloading programs from ti-calc.org
  • Experience with graphing concepts and functions
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  • Research how to install and use the "Extreme Grapher" program on the TI-84 Plus
  • Learn about TI BASIC programming for creating custom applications
  • Explore alternative graphing tools and software for complex functions
  • Study techniques for effective hand-drawing of graphs for better comprehension
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Students, educators, and anyone using the TI-84 Silver Edition who needs to graph multiple functions for homework or projects.

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I need to get more than 10 funtions on a graph and ti84 has max of 10 graphs.
is there anyway to increase it?
someone told me i need to take a screenshot and than do it over it or some how >_>
please reply FAST PLZPLZ i need my homework DONE AHHH
 
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Draw it on a sheet of paper like they used to do in the dark ages :P. The younger generation (me included) has become too dependent on graphing calcs. Just draw it out, a teacher isn't going to make you put more than 10 on a calc if it can't do it. But, if you absolutely have to go to ti-calc.org.
 
Yes, I do agree that graphing by hand makes you learn more...but anyways there is a TI BASIC program called "Extreme Grapher" for TI-84 Plus on ticalc.org; it let's you graph more than 10 functions.
 

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