Texas Instruments TI-86 User Manual

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99APPX.DOC TI-86, Appendix, US English Bob Fedorisko Revised: 02/27/01 1:20 PM Printed: 02/27/01 1:26 PM Page 395 of 26

99APPX.DOC TI-86, Appendix, US English Bob Fedorisko Revised: 02/27/01 1:20 PM Printed: 02/27/01 1:26 PM Page 395 of 26

18 ILLEGAL NEST

You attempted to use an invalid function in an argument for

seq(

or a

CALC

function; for example,

der1(der1(x^3,x),x))

.

19 BOUND

You defined an upper bound that is less than the specified lower bound or a
lower bound that is greater than the specified upper bound.

20 GRAPH
WINDOW

One or more window variable values is incompatible with the others for
defining the graph screen; for example, you defined

xMax

<

xMin

.

Window variables are too small or too large to graph correctly; for
example, you attempted to zoom out beyond the calculator’s range.

21 ZOOM

A

ZOOM

operation resulted in an error; you attempted to define

ZBOX

with a line.

22 LABEL

In programming, the

Goto

instruction label is not defined with a

Lbl

instruction.

23 STAT

You attempted a stat calculation with at least one inappropriate list, such
as a list with less than two data points.

At least one element of a frequency list is < 0.

(

xMax

N

xMin

)

à

xScl

 63 must be true when plotting a histogram.

24 CONVERSION

When converting measurements, the units are incompatible, as in volts to liters.

25 SOLVER

In the solver editor, the equation does not contain a variable.

You attempted to graph with the cursor positioned on bound.

26 SINGULARITY

In the solver editor, the equation contains a singularity, which is a point at
which the function is not defined.

27 NO SIGN CHNG

The solver did not detect a sign change.

28 ITERATIONS

The solver has exceeded the maximum permitted number of iterations.

29 BAD GUESS

The initial guess was outside the specified bounds.

The initial guess and several points around the guess are undefined.

Errors 26 through 29 occur
during the solving process.
Examine a graph of the
function or a graph of the
variable vs. left

N

rt

in the

SOLVER

. If the equation has

a solution, change bounds
and

à

or the initial guess.

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