[TINSPIRE CX] Statistics and Graphical page
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How can I use the function generated in page of statistics becomes available for me to put in the graphics page?
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Great foru here, tnx! Cool
Sorry? Would you mind specifying. The statistics here on Cemetech or through some function on the TI-NSPIRE? What graphics page? Are you able to supply links to the pages in question here?


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Yup, through some function no the TI-NSPIRE... here see an image

http://screencast.com/t/Bn55NIf1

Tnx!
I don't know what to tell or how to help you. I've never been in a situation like this before.


There are two types of people in the world: those who can extrapolate data from incomplete data
I don't know much about the Nspire series, but on the 83+/84+ series there are quite a few regression functions that can output an equation to one of the Y= variables. Perhaps the Nspire has a similar function?
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I tried with y variable but dont work... tnx any way!
just copy the lable and paste it next to the f(x), that is the easiest way

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jwalker wrote:
just copy the lable and paste it next to the f(x), that is the easiest way
Surely there is a more automatic way to do it than that? I wouldn't expect the TI-Nspire to step backwards from the TI-83+/84+ in that regard, although TI continually surprises me. Actually, do you mean the OS functions copy-and-paste? If so, I guess that's not the end of the world?
It depends where it is at... if it is located in the statistics page there probably is a variable... Ill test it out and edit this post

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jwalker wrote:
It depends where it is at... if it is located in the statistics page there probably is a variable... Ill test it out and edit this post
Thanks, let us know what you find out. Smile Although at this point hopefully you'll bump the thread rather than edit, since I already responded.
  
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