Texas TI-86 Manuale Utente

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Chapter 11: Lists

11LISTS.DOC TI-86, Chap 11, US English Bob Fedorisko Revised: 02/13/01 2:30 PM Printed: 02/13/01 3:03 PM Page 152 of 16

Lists on the TI-86

A list is a set of real or complex elements, as in

{5,

20,13,9}

. On the TI

-86, you can:

♦

Enter a list directly in an expression (page 153)

♦

Enter a list and store it to a list name (variable) (page 154)

♦

Enter a list name in the list editor (page 156), and then enter elements directly or use an
attached formula to generate them automatically (page 161)

♦

Collect data with the Calculator-Based Laboratory™ (CBL 2™/CBL™) or Calculator-Based
Ranger™ (CBR) and store it to a list name on the TI

-86 (Chapter 18)

♦

Create lists dynamically using the

LIST

OPS

menu item

seq

(page 159)

On the TI

-86, you can use a list:

♦

As a set of values for an argument in a function to return a list of answers (Chapter 1)

♦

As part of an equation to graph a family of curves (Chapter 5)

♦

As a set of statistical data to analyze with statistical functions and plot on the graph
screen (Chapter 14)

The LIST Menu

- ”

{

}

NAMES

EDIT

OPS

open brace

list names

list operations

close brace

list editor

When you enter a list,

{

(open brace) specifies the beginning and

}

(close brace) specifies

the end. To paste

{

}

to the cursor location, select either from the

LIST

menu.

The length and number of
lists you can store in the
TI

86 is limited only by

memory capacity.

If you enter more than one
list in an equation or
expression, all lists must
have the same number of
elements.