Tech Tutorial - TI36x Pro MCV12U - Differentiation and Integration.m4v

[@irishchocolate3872]

Actually it seems like using the derivative function in table mode only works on the TI-36X PRO. The derivative function is unavailable in table mode in the CASIO 115ES+, CASIO ClassWiz and Sharp EL-W516T. So even those other calculators are equivalent in power to the TI-36XPRO, the TI beats all the others in that it still allows calculus function keys to be used in table mode.

[@GeoCalifornian]

And the dy/dx function in the table mode is not even in the user guide!

[@johnathancarlton4202]

nice

[@irishchocolate3872]

TI must have upgraded their 36X in recent years. I bought mine when it first came out and the table and function editor are not as capable working together as the one you have. I follow stroke for stroke and my table and function editor don't work with your example. It is a good thing I have a Casio Fx-991EX. It will do what my 36X won't.

[@izicial7469]

I think there is a difference between the 36X and the 36X Pro

[@missyt6738]

Can this be done with out defining x? Just the derivative of the function?

[@HappyMathWithMrLong]

You can only calculate the derivative at a specific value of x. No general derivatives. Sorry.