TI-83/TI-84 DIY InvF function

[@wisebiscuit04]

Thanks a million, I got a stat test tomorrow!

[@quantquill]

Best wishes for success on the test!

[@Anonomush_oranges]

Beautiful. Thank you so much. This really helps. I wish my instructor could be this clear!

[@mxaraujo]

Function created, tested and approved. Thank you.

[@Stanley557]

Thank you so much! This is such a cool feeling seeing the code work! This is gonna save me so much time!

[@quantquill]

You're welcome! Glad you'll be able to use it.

[@mjo6125]

Great help, thx a lot. The only place where I could find help on this

[@saulblackfire]

Thank you so much!

[@theodoresweger4948]

Well done very clear Thank you...

[@LPyellowking]

thank you

[@rishabhsharma329]

Fantastic :) God bless you

[@MayaDTV]

WOW!!! IT worked!! Thank you! Thank you!!!

[@mmcchl]

thanks

[@salsuginusrex5196]

No idea if I'm going to use this as we haven't covered F distn's yet, but it was a fun exercise and maybe it'll save me a few minutes on the final.

[@tejaswaisharma2909]

Ok so I am getting 2.76. Not 2.276. I wrote the code 5 times

[@quantquill]

Hi, Tejaswai, you are correct, this is a typo in the video. At 4:40 in the video, you see the output on the calculator screen is 2.76; I also say "2.76", but had mistyped it on the screen instructions. I've now fixed the description under the video to show the correct answer. Thank you for pointing it out.