Casio CLASSWIZ CG Software User's Manual page 94

11. To draw the graph, press > (or O).
12. Next, on the View Window menu that appears, highlight
then press O.
• This draws the graph on the
Using the Setup Tab
In addition to inputting the values of coefficients of function equations, you can also use the Tools menu while
on the Setup tab to perform the operations described below.
To do this:
Specify the display range
Change the line color for graph drawing
Using the Graph Tab
You can use the Tools menu while on the Graph tab to perform the operations described below.
To do this:
Specify the display range
Obtain the coordinates of the x -axis
or y -axis intercept or other key
feature points of a graph
Display a pointer on a graph and read
the coordinate values
Modify a graph by changing the
coefficient values of its function
Zoom in and out of the display
Draw dots, lines, characters, etc.
Grab a point on a window and drag it
around the display
Adjust the background image
* The Sketch menu of the Conic Graphs app does not include the following items. Tangent Line, Normal Line,
Inverse
Using Graph Solve (Graph Solve)
Depending on the type of graph currently on the display, you can use Graph Solve to calculate specific
coordinate values (such as the coordinates of the center point of a circle) or to draw specific lines (such as a
parabolic directrix). The table below shows what you can do with Graph Solve.
Graph tab (page 94).
Perform this operation:
Select T > [View Window]. See
of the Graph Window (View Window)" (page 80)
Select T > [Line Color]. Use the list that appears to select a
color.
Select this menu item:
T > [View Window]
T > [Graph Solve]
T > [Trace]
T > [Modify]
T > [Zoom]
T > [Sketch]
T > [Pan]
T > [Fade I/O]
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and
"Specifying the Display Range
Details:
"Specifying the Display Range of
the Graph Window (View Window)"
(page 80)
"Using Graph Solve (Graph Solve)"
(page 94)
"Using Trace (Trace)" (page 84)
"Modifying a Graph (Modify)"
(page 96)
"Changing the Graph Window Zoom
Setting (Zoom)" (page 81)
"Using Sketch (Sketch)" (page 85)
"Grabbing a Point on a Window and
Drag It Around the Display (Pan)"
(page 81)
"Adjusting the Graph Window
Background Image (Fade I/O)"
(page 81)
for details.
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