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In the following exercises, you will explore some of your calculator's graphing capabilities. Answers are not given in the bath of the book.
Exploring the "Zoom Standard" command. Use your calculator to graph
|
• press
• select option 6 “Standard” or “ZStandard” by either: • using the down arrow to scroll down to that option and pressing • typing the number “6” |
Casio | • press
• pres • press |
a. What is the result?
b. How else could you accomplish the same thing without using any zoom commands?

(a)
To find:
The result of the calculator to graph the line
Answer to Problem 1E
Solution:
The result of the calculator to graph the line
Explanation of Solution
Given:
The equation of the line,
Approach:
To graph the line
• Set the calculator up for instructions to graph by pressing
Figure
• To type the symbol
Figure
• Press the
Figure
• Press the
Figure
• Now press the
• Select the “Zoom Standard” command from the “Zoom Menu”.
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• Type number 6. The graph of the equation
Figure
Therefore, the result of the calculator to graph the line
Conclusion:
Hence, the result of the calculator to graph the line

(b)
To find:
The alternate way to accomplish the same thing without using zoom command.
Answer to Problem 1E
Solution:
The same graph can be obtained by pressing the
Explanation of Solution
Calculation:
The same graph can be obtained by pressing the
Conclusion:
Hence, the same graph can be obtained by pressing the
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