Help a Girl Out: Graphing Calculator Picture Project

In summary, to complete the graphing calculator project, the following rules must be followed: 1) Set the window at X[-20.7, 24.7] and Y[-13,17], 2) Center the picture in this window, 3) Use no fewer than 20 program lines (excluding horizontal and vertical lines), 4) No nested programs allowed, 5) No lines should be restricted more than 1 unit, 6) Only commands from the draw menu are allowed, and 7) The program must be linked and transferred for printing and must have a heading before each equation. Additionally, it is unclear if other equations modes such as parametric, polar, 3-D,
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we have to create a picture in the graphing calculater, rules to the project 1window must be set at X[-20.7,24.7] and Y[-13,17] 2picture must be centered in this window 3no fewer then 20 program lines. horizontal and vertical lines don't count in the 20 4no programs within programs allowed 5no lines should be restricted more then 1 unit 5only commands from draw menu allowed 7you must link and transfer program to be printed and i have to have a heading before each equation! what?! [/B][/FONT]can anyone please help a sweet cute girl out?=)

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You forgot 6...:bugeye:

P.S. This is kinda of a weird project. ---- Can you use any mode of equations such as parametric, polar, 3-D, sequence, etc.
 
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FAQ: Help a Girl Out: Graphing Calculator Picture Project

What is "Help a Girl Out: Graphing Calculator Picture Project"?

"Help a Girl Out: Graphing Calculator Picture Project" is a project that involves using a graphing calculator to create pictures and designs. It is typically used as a fun and creative way to practice using a graphing calculator and its various functions.

What materials do I need for the "Help a Girl Out: Graphing Calculator Picture Project"?

To complete the "Help a Girl Out: Graphing Calculator Picture Project", you will need a graphing calculator, graph paper, colored pencils, and a ruler. The specific materials may vary depending on the picture or design you want to create.

Do I need to have prior knowledge of graphing calculators to participate in this project?

While some basic knowledge of graphing calculators is helpful, it is not necessary to have prior experience to participate in this project. There are many tutorials and resources available online that can guide you through the process.

Can I use any type of graphing calculator for this project?

Yes, you can use any type of graphing calculator for this project as long as it has the necessary functions and capabilities to create the desired picture or design. However, some calculators may have different layouts and functions, so it is important to familiarize yourself with your specific calculator beforehand.

Are there any tips or tricks for creating a successful picture on a graphing calculator?

Yes, there are a few tips and tricks that can make the process of creating a picture on a graphing calculator easier. These include using the zoom function, starting with basic shapes and lines, and being patient and persistent. It may also be helpful to plan out your design on graph paper before starting on the calculator.

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