To undo an action on a TI-83 Plus calculator, you can press the "2nd" key followed by the "MODE" key, which is also labeled as "QUIT." This will often allow you to exit a function or return to the previous screen. However, the calculator does not have a traditional "undo" function like a computer; it mainly allows you to navigate out of menus or screens. If you've made a calculation error, simply re-enter the correct values or redo the calculation as needed.
There is not cos2 button on a TI-83 plus. You will need to enter the cosine function and then square it. (Press the x2 button to get the squared function.) To type cos2(90) on a TI-83 plus, for example, type: cos(90)2
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Yes, you can download an emulator for the TI-83 calculator on a PC. Emulators simulate the functionality of the calculator, allowing you to run its software and perform calculations just like on the actual device. Popular TI-83 emulators include TI-83 Plus Emulator and WabbitEmu. Just be sure to check for compatibility with your operating system and any necessary ROM files.
To play Zelda on a TI-83 Plus, you'll need to download a homebrew version of the game compatible with the calculator. First, ensure you have the TI-83 Plus USB cable and the TI Connect software to transfer the game file to your calculator. Once the game file (usually in .8xp format) is transferred, you can launch it directly from the calculator's program menu. Keep in mind that the graphics and gameplay will be much simpler than the original Zelda games.
The answer is approximately 77,459.666924148. I got the answer with a TI-83 plus graphing calculator.
Press [2nd] > [x-1] > [1]
One can purchase a TI-83 calculator in online stores such as Amazon or eBay. In addition, stores such as Walmart or Costco will sell the calculator model.
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I actually need a complete tutorial for the TI-83. I lost mislaid the guide that accompanied the calculator. Any ideas on some free tutorials?
graphing calculators only. TI-83 and TI-84 calculators.