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Chapter 5:  Function Graphing
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05FUNC.DOC   TI-86, Chap 5, US English   Bob Fedorisko   Revised: 02/13/01 2:22 PM   Printed: 02/13/01 3:01 PM   Page 81 of 14
Viewing and Changing On
àOff Status of Stat Plots
Plot1 Plot2 Plot3
 on the top line of the equation editor displays the on
àoff status of each stat
plot (Chapter 14). When a plot name is highlighted on this line, the plot is on.
To change the on
àoff status of a stat plot from the equation editor, press $, ", and ! to
place the cursor on 
Plot1
Plot2
, or 
Plot3
, and then press b.
Setting the Window Variables
The graph screen window represents the portion of the
coordinate plane displayed on the graph screen. By setting
window variables, you can define the graph screen window
boundaries and other attributes.
xMin
xMax
yMin
, and 
yMax
 are the graph screen boundaries.
xScl
 (x scale) is the number of units represented by the distance from one tick mark to the next
tick mark on the x-axis.
yScl
 (y scale) is the number of units represented by the distance from one tick mark to the
next tick mark on the y-axis.
xRes
 sets pixel resolution for function graphs only, using integers 
1
 through 
8
.
♦ 
At 
xRes=1
 (the default), functions are evaluated and graphed at each pixel on the x-axis.
♦ 
At 
xRes=8
, functions are evaluated and graphed at every eighth pixel along the x-axis.
To remove tick marks from
both axes, set 
xScl=0
 and
yScl=0
.
Small 
xRes
 values improve
graph resolution but may
cause the TI
-
86 to plot
graphs more slowly
.