Calculators TI-89 Titanium Help (graphing quadratic functions)

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To input values within a specific range on a calculator, such as the TI-86 or TI-89, use the WIND (window) option to set the desired limits. For example, to graph the equation y=2x between x=-3 and x=3, adjust the xMin to -3 and xMax to 3. This will ensure that the graph displays only within the specified range, allowing for focused analysis of the curve.
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Is there a way to input values within a certain range into my calculator? For example, if I come across something like this:

"Draw a curve of y=2x between the values x=+3 and x=-3. From the curve write down the following values:

etc, etc, etc"

How can I make it graphic w/in a certain range?
 
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I can tell you how to do it on a TI86, which should be quite similar to the 89. Graph as normal, and then use the WIND(window) option to set xMin = -3 and xMax = 3. It will then only display the graph in that range.
 
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