NerdyFun Messages 5 Reaction score 0 Thread starter Oct 5, 2012 #1 How do I plot modulus functions in TI-89 Titanium? When I enter y1(x)=mod(x), in the y= editor, an error message turns up saying 'Too few arguments'.
How do I plot modulus functions in TI-89 Titanium? When I enter y1(x)=mod(x), in the y= editor, an error message turns up saying 'Too few arguments'.
NerdyFun Messages 5 Reaction score 0 Oct 5, 2012 #2 Problem solved! You type abs for modulus functions not mod. Next question: What do you use mod for? Last edited: Oct 5, 2012
Eval Messages 33 Reaction score 0 Oct 5, 2012 #3 mod() basically returns the remainder after a division. For example, 18 mod 3 returns 0, but 19 mod 3 returns 1. The arguments would be something like mod(#,base). Mods have some pretty cool uses in programming and mathematics :)
mod() basically returns the remainder after a division. For example, 18 mod 3 returns 0, but 19 mod 3 returns 1. The arguments would be something like mod(#,base). Mods have some pretty cool uses in programming and mathematics :)