Convert matrices to lists and vice-versa. Matrix operations including inverse, determinant, transpose, augment, reduced row echelon form and elementary row operations.Horizontal and vertical split- screen options.
Seven different graph styles for differentiating the look of each graph drawn.Interactive analysis of function values, roots, maximums, minimums, integrals and derivatives.Function evaluation table shows numeric evaluation of functions in table format.Sequence graphing mode shows time series plot, cobweb/ stair-step plot and phase plots.Up to 10 graphing functions defined, saved, graphed and analyzed at one time.
Graphs 10 rectangular functions, six parametric expressions, six polar expressions and three recursively-defined sequences.Real and complex numbers calculated to 14-digit accuracy and displayed with 10 digits plus a two-digit exponent.Advanced functions accessed through pull-down display menus.Apps are available from TI and other leading developers.TI-GRAPH LINK™ cables and TI Connect™ software allow information to be transferred to a computer and printed or stored on disk.Included apps – Science Tools, Stud圜ards™, Probability Simulation, Vernier EasyData™.160 KB FLASH ROM memory for data archive and storage of apps.With the TI-86, you can link to other TI-86s and TI-85s via the input/output port, and to CBLs, CBRs, and computers. The 64 x 128 high-contrast pixel screen displays eight lines of 21 characters each plus two levels of display menus.
It also supports Z80 assembly language programming. Besides the strong graphing abilities, the TI-86 also has powerful calculus features like integration, derivatives, minimums, maximums, roots, and arcs. A new aspect of the TI-86 is the ability to customize product functionality with machine language programs downloaded from TI's Web site. You can also view multiple lists and attach formulas to those lists for automatic computations. The TI-86 runs with programs designed for the TI-85 and includes all the same matrix features, but with a new matrix editor that allows the user to view and edit matrices in two dimensions. There's also a new function evaluation table which shows numeric output for function, polar, parametric, and differential equation modes.
In addition, the TI-86 boasts 96 KB of user-available memory-three times more than the TI-85. The TI-86 includes a function evaluation table, deep entry recall, seven different graph styles with multiple line and shading options, and slope and direction fields for differential equations. Designed with power users in mind, the TI-86 graphing calculator has all the power and functionality of the popular TI-85 but with significant enhancements aimed at students of college mathematics, engineering, and science.
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