HP 48g Graphing Calculator - Manual (Page 332)

Press
fVAR)
EXflM
f NXT 1 P S C N
After plotting, press
(CANCEL) ft^fPLOT
) to review the PLOT forms
that generated the plot. Experiment by changing values or settings
and redrawing the plot.
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Y-Slice Plots
The YSLICE plot type draws a series of cross-sections (each
perpendicular to the y-axis) of the surface determined by the current
equation. It draws one plot for each row in the sampling grid. Once
it has completed drawing all of the “slices,” it creates and runs an
animation using each “slice” as one frame. This allows you to visualize
a moving slice through the computed surface.
The Default YSLICE Plot Screens
PLOT ^^^PLDT DPTIDNS^^^*
TVPE: Y-Slice Deg
K-LEFT: SiHBBi K-RISHT: 1
EQ: ■HgggigBMMBgBagairiHBi Y-NERR: -1 Y-FRR: 1
INBEP:
K
STEPS: 10 Z-LDN: -1 Z-HIGH: 1
DEPND:
V
STEPS:
8
_SRVE RNIMRTIDN
ENTER FUNCTIDN(S) TD PLOT ENTER MINIMUM K VIEW-VOLUME VRL
The Y-Slice PLOT Form
I H D E P i
Shows the current angle mode. Change it bv pressing
m one or more times or by using CHOuS.
Enter the current expression, equation, or user-defined
function to be plotted. Names of variables containing
expressions, equations, or UDFs may be used in place
of the objects themselves.
Enter the name of one of the independent variables.
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