Calculators Ti 89 Graphing Help: Fixing "Not an Algebraic Expression" Error

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The forum discussion addresses the "Not an Algebraic Expression" error encountered on the TI-89 graphing calculator when inputting the expression -1x/(x-1). Users suggest that the issue may stem from variable conflicts and recommend clearing variables or using alternative variable names such as y, z, t, or xy. The TI-84 calculator successfully processes the same expression, indicating a difference in handling algebraic expressions between the two models.

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So I have a project due tomorrow and I really need to use a caculator and Mine won't work right.

When insert
-1x/(x<o)/(x>-1)

It saids its not an algebraic expression how do I fix that.
I try it with an ti 84 and it worked.
 
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Have you tried clearing your variables? Maybe try something other that x, such as y, z, t, or even xy (which is not the same as x*y).
 
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