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CALCULUS AND THE CALCULATOR. Derivatives Use calculator to find the slope of the function at a point TI-83 [MATH]-[8] nderiv(function, variable, value)

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1 CALCULUS AND THE CALCULATOR

2 Derivatives Use calculator to find the slope of the function at a point TI-83 [MATH]-[8] nderiv(function, variable, value) TI-84 [MATH]-[8] nder(function, variable, value) TI-86 [2 nd ]-[calc]-[F1] nder(function, variable, value) TI-89 [f3]-[1] d(function, variable)-manually plug in x value

3 1) If 2) If

4 3) If 4) If

5 Integrals Use calculator to find the definite integral on an interval TI-83 [MATH]-[9] fnInt(function, variable, lower limit, upper limit) TI-84 [MATH]-[9] fnInt(function, variable, lower limit, upper limit) TI-86 [2 nd ]-[calc]-[F5] fnInt(function, variable, lower limit, upper limit) TI-89 [f3]-[B] fnInt(function, variable, lower limit, upper limit) manually enter

6 5) 6)

7 7)

8 Lies my calculator tells me

9 Homework Worksheet ~Calculator problems

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