
ROOT(Fn,guess)
Example:
ROOT(3-X
2
, 2) returns 1.732…
SLOPE
Slope of a function. Returns the slope of the function Fn at the X-value (if the function’s derivative exists at
that value).
SLOPE(Fn,value)
Example:
SLOPE(3-X
2
,2) returns -4
Solve app functions
The Solve app has a single function that solves a given equation or expression for one of its variables. En may
be an equation or expression, or it may be the name of one of the Solve Symbolic variables E0–E9.
SOLVE
Solves an equation for one of its variables. Solves the equation En for the variable var, using the value of
guess as the initial value for the value of the variable var. If En is an expression, then the value of the variable
var that makes the expression equal to zero is returned.
SOLVE(En,var,guess)
Example:
SOLVE(X
2
-X-2,X,3) returns 2
This function also returns an integer that is indicative of the type of solution found, as follows:
0—an exact solution was found
1—an approximate solution was found
2—an extremum was found that is as close to a solution as possible
3—neither a solution, an approximation, nor an extremum was found
Spreadsheet app functions
The spreadsheet app functions can be selected from the App Toolbox menu: press , tap and
select Spreadsheet. They can also be selected from the View menu ( ) when the Spreadsheet app is
open.
The syntax for many, but not all, the spreadsheet functions follows this pattern:
functionName(input,[optional parameters])
Input is the input list for the function. This can be a cell range reference, a simple list or anything that
results in a list of values.
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