Graphing Piecewise Functions on the TI-84

What is the first step in entering a piecewise function on a TI-84 calculator?

• Press the '2nd' button

• Press the 'Mode' button

• Press the 'Y=' button

• Press the 'Graph' button

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How do you separate the equation from the condition when entering a piecewise function?

• Using the 'Divide' button

• Using the 'Subtract' button

• Using the 'Add' button

• Using the 'Multiply' button

Where can you find the inequality symbols on a TI-84 calculator?

• Under the 'Test' feature

• Under the 'Alpha' button

• Under the 'Math' button

• Under the 'Graph' button

What type of inequality is used for the second piece of the piecewise function?

• Simple inequality

• Compound inequality

• Absolute inequality

• Quadratic inequality

Which logic command is used to combine conditions in a compound inequality?

• XOR

• NOT

• AND

• OR

What is the condition for the third piece of the piecewise function?

• x < 0

• x > 3

• x ≤ 3

• x ≥ 0

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What is a limitation of the TI-84 calculator when graphing piecewise functions?

• It cannot graph linear functions

• It cannot graph parabolas

• It cannot display open or closed dots

• It cannot handle compound inequalities

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What feature does the color TI-84 calculator provide that the standard one does not?

• Color-coded sections

• Voice commands

• 3D graphing

• Touchscreen interface

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What color is used for the first section of the piecewise function on the color TI-84 calculator?

• Blue

• Red

• Green

• Yellow

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What type of dot is used for the condition x < 0 on the color TI-84 calculator?

• No dot

• Open dot

• Dashed dot

• Solid dot

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