TI-84 - Solving Systems of Equations

[@LMwit]

So informational and helpful!
Thanks!

[@TheM4dM4x]

Amazing dude, really helped me out. I didn't understand my math-class today :)

[@sagedracaspers2005]

This helped so much! I have a test tomorrow and didn't really get this, so thank you!

[@nithanth9]

very helpful. just got my ti- 84 plus silver edition 4 days ago.How do you do frations

[@stephenazua5892]

This was super helpful, thank you so much

[@jsmartmath]

The program I use is called OneNote, part of the MS Office suite, I think. It's pretty common if you have a tablet PC...

[@Axstar100]

Man, is there a way to represent the solution in fractions? (natural display)

[@groovester5095]

Thank you my good sir.

[@thavrisco1632]

Thank you so much!

[@themathanator432]

Very helpful 👍

[@DarkJusticeZ]

AMAZING THANKS!!!

[@jaquelynanderson1651]

Very helpful, thank you!

[@SuperGatonye]

Oh yes it did help, thanks.

[@carem7740]

Thank you!

[@Austin58224]

Thanks it helped!

[@arjungrover1451]

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[@YØUNGBIGMÂNN]

what website did you use to get that calculator

[@franciscopedroza9148]

thanks

[@billygraham5589]

This is the second video on using a ti-84 I have watched, just to graph a simple system of 2 linear equations. I cannot get the two linear equations to graph, though I can enter them. I hit "graph" and only the first one shows up. I followed the guys instructions to the letter, as on the last video. He is leaving things out. Yet others here seem to know what to do. Impossible, because the way to graph two equations to overlay on each other is NOT explained here.

[@floraquevedo7247]

Select "Zoom Fit" under the zoom tool so you can see the graph. Chances are it's just not visible but is graphed.

[@fendii892]

Valid

[@owen3721]

Thank you so much!