Texas Instruments NS/CLM/1L1/B User Guide - Page 78

Menu Option List, Overview of Tool Actions, Press, Points & Lines

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Menu Option List Overview of Tool Actions Press: 1: Actions Provides tools to access the b 1 pointer, hide or show various graph features, add text, delete all objects in the work area, open the calculator, and access attributes for an object or function. 2: View Provides tools to manipulate the b 2 work area features and display. 3: Graph Type Enables you to select the type of b 3 graph to plot: function, parametric, or scatter plot. 4: Window Provides different Zoom settings b 4 as well as the ability to define xmax, x-min, y-max, and y-min. 5: Trace Places and enables the trace tool b5 on the graph. 6: Points & Lines Provides tools for drawing various b 6 types of points, lines, segments, rays, and vectors. 7: Measurement Provides tools for measuring b 7 angles, lengths, areas, and slope. 8: Shapes Provides tools for drawing circles, b 8 triangles, rectangles, and polygons. 9: Construction Provides tools to define perpendicular and parallel lines, bisectors, midpoints, locus, compass, and perform measurement transfers. b 9 A: Transformation Provides tools for symmetry, reflection, translation, rotation, and dilation. b A 70 Using Graphs & Geometry

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70
Using Graphs & Geometry
Menu Option List
Overview of Tool Actions
Press:
1: Actions
Provides tools to access the
pointer, hide or show various
graph features, add text, delete all
objects in the work area, open the
calculator, and access attributes
for an object or function.
b
1
2: View
Provides tools to manipulate the
work area features and display.
b
2
3: Graph Type
Enables you to select the type of
graph to plot: function,
parametric, or scatter plot.
b
3
4: Window
Provides different Zoom settings
as well as the ability to define
x
-
max,
x
-min,
y
-max, and
y
-min.
b
4
5: Trace
Places and enables the trace tool
on the graph.
b5
6: Points & Lines
Provides tools for drawing various
types of points, lines, segments,
rays, and vectors.
b
6
7: Measurement
Provides tools for measuring
angles, lengths, areas, and slope.
b
7
8: Shapes
Provides tools for drawing circles,
triangles, rectangles, and
polygons.
b
8
9: Construction
Provides tools to define
perpendicular and parallel lines,
bisectors, midpoints, locus,
compass, and perform
measurement transfers.
b
9
A: Transformation
Provides tools for symmetry,
reflection, translation, rotation,
and dilation.
b
A