Hey guys,
I have a TI-nspire CX and I'm wondering how to I can exactly get the non-rounded value of a decimal point on a graph to convert it into a fraction? I need to do that for trigonometry and my calculator always rounds it, so I can never get the good fraction? I need to be able to get a value let's say 0.666 not to stop there and to go to 0.6666666... forever to get 2\3 and not 333\500?
Thanks,
Kazoo
TI-nspire CX rounding problem
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Re: TI-nspire CX rounding problem
Hi kazoo,
you can try this way:
https://education.ti.com/-/media/924DE9 ... 144E3A4CF4
Im not sure if that works or not ... not tried yet ...
Best,
Hisham
you can try this way:
https://education.ti.com/-/media/924DE9 ... 144E3A4CF4

Im not sure if that works or not ... not tried yet ...

Best,
Hisham

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HishamPremium
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Re: TI-nspire CX rounding problem
Hello, for some particulars values, you can do the folowing ....
One of the advantages of Ti nspire is that the activities are "connected":
In your graphe, you have f1(x) for example, you note your particular value (x or y) and in a another page of the same activitie you can obtain the exact value :
See examples in attached image.
One of the advantages of Ti nspire is that the activities are "connected":
In your graphe, you have f1(x) for example, you note your particular value (x or y) and in a another page of the same activitie you can obtain the exact value :
See examples in attached image.
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