Memory Error message show up on my Casio FX-9860G Graphic Calculator when I enter data than press EXEC
SOURCE: Casio fx-9860g ............ how to do percent operation
Hello,
[OPTN][LIST] scroll right till you find %. Press the function first then the number. It gives you the percent.
Hope it helps.
SOURCE: My Casio Algebra FX 2.0 calculator won't
Hello,
I suggest you reset the calculator by removing the main batteries. This will free up space to solve the problem.
Hope it helps.
SOURCE: Casio fx-9860G graphics calculater, vertical line segment
I am not sure how you can create such function (the range limitation do not work for x=c) but you can draw a vertical segment, just do not call it a function.
Draw a graph Y1=0
Then press SKETCH function key and use the F6 key to cycle through the TABS at the bottom of the screen. Look for the TAB named PEN. and click the function key below it.
Use the arrows to move the cursor to a spot on the screen (near the bottom), Press EXE to fix the starting point of the segment. Then use the Up arrow to draw a vertical segment from bottom to top.
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The following screen captures are from another Casio Graphing calculator so the menu screen may not look yours. However the instructions are identical.
Here is a sequence of screen captures to illustrate how to do it.
Turn calculator ON. Use arrow to highlight STAT and press EXE
Press F5 DIST
Then select F3 CHI
Choose Cpd or Ccd
If
you choose Cpd : you must enter the Chi value you want, and press EXE,
then the number of degrees of freedom (df) and press EXE. The Execute
command is highlighted. This allows you to perform the actions
indicated by the Thumbnails at the bottom of the screen: calculate a value or Draw the distribution.


In the example above I took Chi=1, and df=3 and pressed the CALC menu.
If I press the DRAW menu instead, the distribution is displayed.
If you want the other distribution Ccd, press Ccd instead in screen capture 4.
SOURCE: how can i use Graphic
Here is enough to get you started and a little more.
Read the post ant consult your calculator manual. The screen captures below may not look exactly as your calculator but the steps are identical.
A. Define a matrix (Create it)
At the bottom of the screen you have 3 menus for Row and column manipulations. But those will have to wait for now.
Press [SHIFT][QUIT] to return to the list of matrices to create new ones
B Operations on matrices
Once
you have one matrix, you can do operations on it: Calculate the
determinant (if matrix is square), calculate its inverse, transpose,
augment it, fill it, etc..
Example : calculate the determinant of a matrix A (already defined).
C. Square of Matrix A
[OPTN][F2:MAT] (MAT) [Alpha] A ^2 [EXE]
D. Product of two compatible matrices MatAXMatB
[OPTN][F2:MAT] (MAT) [Alpha] A [*] (MAT) [ALPHA] B [EXE]
Part E Invert a (square, non singular) matrix that was already defined.
Press [OPTN] [F2:Mat] to open a screen similar to the one in capture above
Press [F1:Mat] to have identifier Mat displayed.
Enter the name of the matrix by pressing [ALPHA] A, for example.
Press [SHIFT] [ ) ] activate the (x^-1) key.
This is what you might see (with parentheses and without).
Press [EXE] button to calculate the inverse.
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