Texas Instruments NS/CLM/1L1/B User Guide - Page 83

Points and Lines Menu Tools, Erase Geometry

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Tool name 3: Geometry Trace 4: Erase Geometry Trace Tool function Enables you to view the pathway of a geometric or analytic object (such as a function graph) on the work area. The pathway has a delayed fade. As more movement occurs on the work area, older portions of the pathway fade. If you temporarily halt movement, a portion of the trace path remains displayed. Halts geometric trace and erases all persistent pathways on the work area. Points and Lines Menu Tools Tool name Tool function Press: 1: Point Constructs a point defined in free space, on an object, or at the intersection of two objects. b61 2: Point On Constructs a point defined on an b62 object. When the object is a function graph, the coordinates are displayed. 3: Intersection Constructs a point at each b63 Point intersection of two selected objects. 4: Line Constructs an infinite line defined by b64 two points or by a point and a direction. If you press g while creating the line, you limit its orientation, relative to the x-axis or the horizontal aspect of the screen, by 15- increments. 5: Segment Constructs a segment, defined by two end points, which may be b65 created or defined in free space or on a defined object. If you press g while creating the segment, you limit its orientation, relative to the x-axis or the horizontal aspect of the screen, by 15- increments. Using Graphs & Geometry 75

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Using Graphs & Geometry
75
Points and Lines Menu Tools
3: Geometry Trace
Enables you to view the pathway of a
geometric or analytic object (such as a function
graph) on the work area. The pathway has a
delayed fade. As more movement occurs on
the work area, older portions of the pathway
fade. If you temporarily halt movement, a
portion of the trace path remains displayed.
4: Erase Geometry
Trace
Halts geometric trace and erases all persistent
pathways on the work area.
Tool name
Tool function
Press:
1: Point
Constructs a point defined in free
space, on an object, or at the
intersection of two objects.
b61
2: Point On
Constructs a point defined on an
object. When the object is a function
graph, the coordinates are displayed.
b62
3: Intersection
Point
Constructs a point at each
intersection of two selected objects.
b63
4: Line
Constructs an infinite line defined by
two points or by a point and a
direction. If you press
g
while
creating the line, you limit its
orientation, relative to the x-axis or
the horizontal aspect of the screen,
by 15
-
increments.
b64
5: Segment
Constructs a segment, defined by
two end points, which may be
created or defined in free space or
on a defined object. If you press
g
while creating the segment, you limit
its orientation, relative to the x-axis
or the horizontal aspect of the
screen, by 15
-
increments.
b65
Tool name
Tool function