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Solution 34422: Calculating Inverse Sine (Arcsine), Cosine (Arccosine), and Tangent (Arctangent) on the TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus Family of Graphing Calculators.

...-Nspire handheld in TI-84 Plus mode, follow the steps below. NOTE: For these examples, the handheld's angle mode setting will need to be changed to DEGREE mode. • Press the [MODE] key. • Scroll down to "RADIAN", scroll right to highight "DEGREE" and press [ENTER]. • Press [CLEAR] to return to the...
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Solution 21313: Error Memory Full or Insufficient Memory When Trying to Send a StudyCards Stack to the TI-SmartView™ Software, TI-83 Plus and TI-84 Plus Family of Graphing Calculators.

...ts Knowledge Base Knowledge Base Search Why am I receiving an error "Memory Full" or "Insufficient Memory" message when trying to send a StudyCards stack even though I have enough free FLASH ROM (Archive memory) available? The error message "Memory Full" o...
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Solution 12192: Graph of Certain Functions in Polar Mode Displays Negative Values on TI Graphing Calculators.

...n functions display negative values? When graphing certain functions in polar coordinates, r can indeed be negative. For example, the graph of 6*sin(2q). r represents the distance away from the origin (radius), and q represents the angle deviation from 0. If r is negative, then the point is refle...
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Solution 11691: Adjusting the Contrast on a TI Graphing Calculator.

...g calculator). To adjust the contrast on a TI-89, TI-89 Titanium, TI-92, TI-92 Plus or Voyage 200™: 1) Press and release [ON]. 2) Press and hold the green diamond key. 3) Press and hold the minus key (to lighten) or plus key (to darken). To adjust the contrast on a TI-Nspire or TI-Nspire CAS: 1...
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Polar Coordinates - 84

This lesson involves a brief introduction to the polar coordinate system.
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Secrets in the Triangle

Students will use the geometry screens of the TI-Nspire™ to find points of concurrency by constructing the altitudes, perpendicular bisectors, and medians in triangles. The Euler Line will be found and extensions given.
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Side-Side-Angle: The Ambiguous Case

Experiment with segment lengths and angle measures.
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Secant Angle Investigation

This activity will allow students to discover the relationship between the secant angle and the corresponding central angles.
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Transformational Puppet

This activity allows students to practice their skills of reflecting on a line and translating on a vector. The instructions don't ask for creativity but students who finish early can enjoy being creative with this activity.
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Parallel Lines and Angles

Students will use TI-Nspire technology to investigate the relationships between two corresponding angles and between two alternate interior angles. At the end of this activity, students should be able to discover that if two parallel lines are cut by a transversal the pairs of corresponding angle...
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Dog Run

This activity allows students to investigate the maximum area of a rectangle with a fixed perimeter.
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Possible Lengths of Sides of Triangles

The first problem in this activity has students explore the varying length of the third side of a triangle when 2 sides are given. They will discover that the length of the third side must be between the difference and the sum of the other 2 sides. The second problem extends this idea of the le...
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Exploring Midsegments of a Triangle

Students will discover the relationships between a midsegment of a triangle and its third side.
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Balancing Act

Students will explore the centriod of a triangle. They will discover that it is the center of gravity. They will balance a cardboard triangle on the end of a pencil. Then they will construct the medians with folds and pencil. After students have seen that the center of gravity is the point ...
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Building 3-D Initials with a Vanishing Point

Students will use a vanishing point for a one point perspective drawing of an initial of their choice.
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Constructing Regular Polygons - Angles of Rotational Symmetry

This activity is designed to be used with the Geometry textbook "Math Connections - 2B" p. 295: #4
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Maximizing a Paper Cone's Volume

The net for a conical paper cup is formed by cutting a sector from a circular piece of paper. What sector angle creates a net that maximizes the cone's volume? In this activity students will build concrete models, measure the dimensions and calculate the volume. Next, students will use a const...
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The Lunes of Hippocrates

In this activity the students discover a property of this historical figure.
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The Mailbox

In this lesson, students will visualize that areas of irregular shapes can be found by determining the sum of smaller, more familiar shapes.
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