Question

Is there a way to graph piecewise functions on a calculator?

Answer 1

THERE IS!!!

Answer 2

depends on how you are trying to work it out ...

a ti83 has multiple y= slots, but im not sure if you can define domain for them

Answer 3

You can do it by graphing say it is:
x^2+11 if x>2
and x^2+3x<2

Go into the graph
y=(x^2+11)(x>2)+(x^2+3x)(x<2)

Answer 4

hmm, it works in table, but says error on the graph for me

Answer 5

It works for me. Try setting to radians and to dot. Also, how do I determine if it is an open hole or a closed hole?

Answer 6

open and closed depend on the "equal" ness of the domian

if "equal" to use \(\le\) or \(\ge\) as a closed dot ....

Answer 7

i dont think you can determine create opne/closed graphics tho

Answer 8

That's what I meant (your second response) haha.