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TI89: How to Integrate Using Your Calculator

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Uploaded by on Jan 16, 2010

In this video you will learn how to use your TI89 to find definite and indefinite integrals and also learn a great tip to find the area between curves.

Recap the syntax for indefinite integrals is:
Function you want to integrate , variable of integration

And for definite integrals:
Function you want to integrate , variable of integration, lower limit, upper limit

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  • when i integrate the same thing as you, instead of getting x^3/3 my calcukator gives me 333.333 even tho i have exactly what you have typed in

  • @kauths25 Press the 'Mode' key, then scroll down until you see an option called 'Exact/Approx' then press the right arrow and select 'Exact'. That should do it!

  • I'm trying to find area between y=x+6 and y=x^2 between x= -2 and x= 3. When i enter - 2 it says syntax error :o( Am I doing something wrong?

  • @dendeanda Where are you entering the -2? This is the syntax that you want to use:

    Function you want to integrate , variable of integration, lower limit, upper limit

    so it should look like this on your screen:

    integral symbol(x+6-x^2,x,-2,3)

    Let me know if you still need help.

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  • isit just me or is the sound numingly quiet?

    

  • Why, when you entered the functions both as 3X and x^2 and as y2 and y1 did you get a different answer for the area? Shouldn't it be the same since they both mean the same thing?

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  • oh my god, you are freakin awesome!! thank you!!!

  • Hi your videos are very helpful! Can u help me integrate this please?? I dont understand why it either keeps saying too few arguments or syntax :( thanks in advance!!

    (sin(5x))^3*(cos(5x))^5

  • hi why are u integrating with the 3 instead of the 4 for the intervals??

  • when i integrate the same thing as you, my calc shows me "' non algebraical variable'', what can i do to fix it?

  • thanks it was helpfull thanks again for sharing

    

  • Hi. Whenever I integrate a function, such as x^2 for example, and I don't specify the limits, I get an answer of 0 instead of the expected x^3/3. I have the same issue with differentiation. When I specify my limits I do get the right answer, however. Not sure why I keep getting 0 when I should be getting a function. Please help.

  • Thanks for this perfect video. It saved my day :)

  • can the ti-89 solve convergence or divergence? and how if it can?

  • WOOOOOOOOOOOOW.... my volume is turned all the way up I still cant hear shit.

  • @joce138 i have the same problem!

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