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Wow thanks, never knew the expand tool gave you partial fractions. :)

Do you know if there is any way to use the 3D graphs to somehow plot vectors with i,j & k? For example, showing what i + 2j - 3k would look like? I was trying to figure this out hmm...
I don't think it is possible. I found how to do 2-d vectors, but it takes a lot of time, but good to check say you vectors for a parallelogram e.t.c
http://education.ti.com/calculators/downloads/US/Activities/Detail?id=12401
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Wow thanks, never knew the expand tool gave you partial fractions. :)

Do you know if there is any way to use the 3D graphs to somehow plot vectors with i,j & k? For example, showing what i + 2j - 3k would look like? I was trying to figure this out hmm...
I don't think it is possible. I found how to do 2-d vectors, but it takes a lot of time, but good to check say you vectors for a parallelogram e.t.c
http://education.ti.com/calculators/downloads/US/Activities/Detail?id=12401

Ah okay - they'll probably include it in a later version when we've all finished... :P

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Small update to Version 1.01 to add the magnitude of a vector.
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UPDATED to Version 2.00 to include sketching circles, elipses and hyperbolas in one step. Thanks to vgardiy for how to do it.




NEW Printer Friendly PDF Version 2.00: http://www.atarnotes.com/?p=notes&a=feedback&id=661
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^^Did not know that one! Good tip! :)

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^^Did not know that one! Good tip! :)
Yeh I didn't either until vgardiy pointed it out in the methods thread. Does make life easier doesn't it.

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Thanks for this, extremely useful!  :)

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Thanks for this, extremely useful!  :)
No problem, and if anyone else finds anything useful let me know. (Plus I probably should have added the finding the inverse function thing).
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I should probably add that to highlight text, you use CAPS left/right, not ctrl. Otherwise, great work! ;)
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I should probably add that to highlight text, you use CAPS left/right, not ctrl. Otherwise, great work! ;)
Ah, thanks for that. I was confused as to why I couldn't highlight text after upgrading the OS. I was trying to figure out how to do it for ages haha.

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I should probably add that to highlight text, you use CAPS left/right, not ctrl. Otherwise, great work! ;)
Which part of the guide is that under?
NVM: Found it, sorry guys, the buttons are close. I'll fix it in the post and make a note to fix that in the prinatble version.
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Hey I need some help with parametric graphing please; whilst trying ti use the parametric graphing thing; I'm not getting a very clear image of what the graph is supposed to look like: The equation I used was: r(t) = (2/(t-1))i +(4/(t+3))j. It also states in the question that t>5; so how do I input this properly to get a clear graph?

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Ok this doesn't look like it works too well, but I'll give it my best shot here.
in x(t) you should have 2/(t-1)
in y(t) you should have 4/(t+3)
underneath that you need to cahnge the 6.28 to a 5.
It draws a horizontal line at y=1, which is an asymptote (I had to check it manually).
I;m not 100% sure if the t>5 rstriction worked though.

For this one I think it is better to do it manually so that you don't encount any errors as a result as the calc. sorry I can't really help.
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Ah darn; still, thanks for the reply, I appreciate it + all the other tips in your guide :)