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Clearing the Y=.

Navigating the Process.

1. Clearing Your Lists.
2. ***Clearing your Y=.
3. Entering Your Data.
4. Setting up STAT PLOT.
5. To Select Which STAT PLOT to Graph.
6. Plotting L1 vs. L2.
7. Linear Regression.
8. Residuals.
9. Error Bounds.

To see the Y=, press Y= (upper left).

Another type of calculator clutter is a messy looking Y=.  For example, consider:

Note: The "=" next to Y2 and Y3 are highlighted while the one next to Y1 is not.  Only functions with highlighted "=" are active and will be graphed.  To activate or inactivate, move your cursor over the "=" and then press ENTER.

You must clear the functions individually by moving your cursor to the line and then pressing CLEAR.

Your Y= should now look like:

Note: If your Plot1, Plot2, or Plot3 are highlighted and you don't want this, click here.

Navigating the Process.

1. Clearing Your Lists.
2. ***Clearing your Y=.
3. Entering Your Data.
4. Setting up STAT PLOT.
5. To Select Which STAT PLOT to Graph.
6. Plotting L1 vs. L2.
7. Linear Regression.
8. Residuals.
9. Error Bounds.

  last modified December 16, 2010