Piecewise Functions on the TI-Nspire

In this video we go over how to define, evaluate, and graph piecewise functions on the TI-Nspire. This should work on both the CAS and the non-CAS for sure.

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

Keep running into you. This is amazing. Thank you for including how to graph the stored function. I didn't think it worked, but I wasn't zoomed out enough!

[@EmpyreanLightASMR]

I did not know you could just type in a number and the trace will jump to that x position. WOW. thank you yet again!!

[@thenukdevendra1902]

Time to pass my maths exam :)

[@joshakz]

How can you connect the graphs together?

[@dadinggo]

thanks, helpful vids

[@thomasleonard4703]

Thank you so much

[@isaacchonillo4868]

How can I calculate f 'sub +(1), f 'sub -(1) for example?

[@worthplayingfor2197]

my calculator wont let me click the insert button. it is greyed out. do you know how to fix this? thanks

[@AshleyCastanio]

is it possible to find out the end points when the point is not included?

[@turksvids]

what do you mean by that? if it's a strict inequality (> or = or

[@charlikennedy6996]

why does my graph not show up, when I press enter?

[@turksvids]

Hmm...I don't have much of a guess. Do graphs ever show up? If you start a new problem (doc, 4, 1) and try, does the graph show up? Are you graphing something that would require a bigger window to see? Those are my initial suspicions. Hope something helps!

[@granieiprogramowanie2235]

sign(x):={(-1,x0),(0,x=0)}