How do I find the SD on a TI-83 PLUS calculator??
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Specifically: press STAT, then ENTER. This takes you to the lists. Put in a value and press enter, and continue until all your values are entered into the list. \nThen press STAT again. This time use the arrow key to move to CALC, then press 1-Var Stats. Then press 2nd then watever list you entered the data into. List one would be 2nd then 1 key, list two is 2nd and 2 key. L1, L2, L3 L4 L5 and L6 all have their own key. \n\nPress enter. The first number is x bar, or the mean. The SD, standard deviation is Sx. \n\nHope that helps
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If on a TI-83:\n1) Put the equation into Y=\n2) Click 2nd+Window (Tblset) to select the start of the table and the intervals\n3) Click 2nd+Graph (Table)
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do a search for the items\n\nclick Start - Search - then type in \nwordpad.exe\ncalculator.exe\nPaint.exe\ndo each of these searches separately\nonce it locates the file - find the folder it's in \n\n(example C:/Program Files/WindowsNT/Accessories)\nso then you open - My Computer - then double click each folder as you open them up \n- C: drive - Program Files folder - WindowsNT - Accessories)\n\nonce you find them in the folder - drag and drop the icon in to your accessories section in the - Start - All programs - Accessories section (or where ever you had it in before)
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you can use the normal calculator of windows for these conversions.\n\nOptions are only available in a scientific view of the calculator.
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go to MS-dos and type "mem"\nu will be given all the details.
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Here is your answer - the normalcdf function is used:\nhttp://webserver3.lanecc.edu/math/staff/ShellabD/calculatorCentralFolder/TI-83NormCDF&Invnorm.html
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What type of calculator do you have ?
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use the inputs i0 - i3 as input and of the 3 selector lines make the last one (s2) 0.\n\nThe possible value will be \n\ns2 s1 s0 out\n0  0  0 - i0\n0  0  1 - i1\n0  1  0 - i2\n0  1  1 - i3\n\nenjoy :)
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yahoo widgets\nby filext.com\notherwise to do the old fashioned way requires the book\n(i did it long ago w/ a calculator)
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Well, put it in a calculator. Heck, enter "34567890 multiplied by 9876543" into Google and it'll tell you.
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Nowhere, there is no such calculator. \nPossibly try an excel sheet, where you can alter the information in cells and set parameters.
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For TI-83 or 84:\n\nHit "LOG" button to the left of the "7" button. \nType 1000. \nHit the ")" button.\nPress "Enter"\nThe number 3 should be displayed.\nThe "LOG" button on a calculator means log to the base of ten.\nThe "LN" button on a calculator means log to the base of the natural number, e.
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This link gives all the data types.\nAs you already know the numeric ones I suggest you remove them from the list so that you are left with the four you require.
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Just type it into google search   27^3   they have a calculator built in
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I think it is \nf(s)=√(pi/s)\n\nBy the way how do you do the sign for the sqrt?\nI still cant figure it out.\nI can do it in MS Word but when I copy into the the Firefox I get anything, but what I desire.\n\nIt is getting late, very late\n\nI'm running 2000. \nThank you Scott\nand \nnwohiosteve  thank you for the hint. My memory is refreshed.\npress ALT, ASCII  number , reliese ALT works
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I think what you should do is zoom standard, I had the same problem on Ti 83 and it worked well after i resetted the zoom. So I think it should work on urs too. Good luck.
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Get the CAS number.  Look it up on Chemfinder.