Casio fx-991CW: Generating Graphs
But Wait, the fx-991CW is Not a Graphing Calculator!
Technically, this is correct. We cannot generate graphs of the Casio fx-991CW calculator itself. But through the magic of the QR code, we can use that to generate graphs that appear on our smart phones.
What is needed:
(1) QR Reader. It does not have to be the official Casio EDU+ app, any QR reader app should do.
(2) A smart phone or device that can read QR codes.
(3) Your fx-991CW calculator. I believe that these instructions can apply to the fx-991EX as well, however, the instructions presented today are specific to the fx-991CW calculator.
The fx-991CW has storage for up to two functions: f(x) and g(x).
Steps
Step 1: Determine the number of functions you want to graph. You may either graph f(x) alone, g(x) alone, or both f(x) and g(x). To define functions, press the [FUNCTION] button.
Step 2: Press the [HOME] button, and select the Table app.
Step 3: Choose the number of functions to be evaluated. Press the [ TOOLS ] button, select Table Type, press [ → ], and select from f(x)/g(x), f(x), or g(x). Remember that contents of f(x) and g(x) are not retained when the calculator is turned off.
Step 4: Now we need to give the range. Press the [ TOOLS ] button, select Table Range, and then press [ → ]. Give a start value, an end value, and step. In terms of the graph, the value of step isn’t that important. Think of the start value as Xmin (minimum x value) and the end value as Xmax (maximum x value). Once you are satisfied, scroll down to Execute and either press [ EXE ] or [ OK ]. A table is generated.
Step 5: Next, while the table is shown, generate a QR code by pressing [ SHIFT ] [ x ] (QR).
Step 6: Grab your smart phone or device with your QR reader app open. Scan the QR code. A successful scan will give you a link to the classpad.net website. Some camera apps will read QR codes and give direct access to the link as well, neat!
Step 7: Click on the link and you will see the graph generated. At this point, you can clear the QR code off the calculator by pressing either [ EXE ] or the back key.
I took the following pictures with my smart phone. It’s a challenge to get pictures in a room in a house with two dogs and three cats…
Eddie
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