Texas Instruments TINSPIRECX Calculator User Manual


 
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Data entered in Tutorial 6
Choosing a variable
Three plots for numerical data
Randomly distributed points: no variables
have yet been assigned.
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One of the six core applicaons of TI-Nspire is Data & Stascs, the workspace for presenng, interpreng and
manipulang stascal charts and graphs. This applicaon works in combinaon with the Lists & Spreadsheet
applicaon and this tutorial uses the data that were entered as a spreadsheet at the beginning of Tutorial 6.
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Start by locang in your Document the page that you created
in the rst part of Tutorial 6. There should be 20 or 30 pairs of
(probably cous) data in columns A and B and at least 15
values in column C.
List  in column A represents male shoe sizes.
List  in column B has widths of hand spans in cm
(paired data with column A).
List  in column C represents female shoe sizes.
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To create a new page for the charts press c then select .
Move the cursor to the boom of the screen where it says:
Click to add variable. Press x.
A list of currently dened lists opens up, so use the Touchpad
to select  and press · or x.
Inially you will see a dot plot.
Press b1 to see the Plot Type menu, which gives nine
types of plot. Because you have only dened a single
numerical variable so far, there are only three alternave
plots including a boxplot and a histogram.
Try these opons now.