Problem with my TI Calculator

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The issue with the TI calculator not displaying the x and y axes can be resolved by enabling the "CoordinatesOn" feature. This setting is typically found under the "MODE" menu or possibly under the "SECOND GRAPH" or "SECOND Table" options. Users experiencing similar problems should first check the mode settings to ensure axes are activated. The solution was confirmed to be adjusting the settings to "2nd Format." Proper configuration of these settings is essential for accurate graph representation.
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njkid said:
Ok, somehow, my graph does not show the x,y axis.
I think there is no problem with my WINDOW...
How can i fix this?
WINDOW:
Xmin=-10
Xmax=10
Xscl=1
Ymin=-10
Ymax=10
Yscl=1
Xres=1
https://www.physicsforums.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=5550&d=1131859881"

Go to Second Graph or Second something...one of the Second Whatever commands and select the CoordonatesON
It might be under MODE. If not, it's under either SECOND GRAPH or SECOND Table I'm not sure. One of those anyway...Check in MODE first.
 
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Robokapp said:
Go to Second Graph or Second something...one of the Second Whatever commands and select the CoordonatesON
It might be under MODE. If not, it's under either SECOND GRAPH or SECOND Table I'm not sure. One of those anyway...Check in MODE first.
Thanks so much! It was 2nd Format.
 

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