Hello Everyone:
These two pics are in print the last one shows Prime doing this graphing kinda but: displays the HP 39 still it gives the impression, it can be done.
However, that is not the case still waiting for further information.
I believe it could until the last update. It may go back a few years let see.
Do you have problems entering the Equation in the HP Prime?
There should be no need for work around it in TextBook Style
I don't have problems entering the equations in the Prime but the values of F1(X) and F2(X) in the Plot view are NaN.
Here is how I would do it without the 'where' operator:
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You can also use the function PIECEWISE (see the on-calc help for more details):
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Note: in Textbook mode you can avoid specifying the second condition.
(01-11-2022 04:48 PM)Didier Lachieze Wrote: [ -> ]I don't have problems entering the equations in the Prime but the values of F1(X) and F2(X) in the Plot view are NaN.
Here is how I would do it without the 'where' operator:
You can also use the function PIECEWISE (see the on-calc help for more details):
Note: in Textbook mode you can avoid specifying the second condition.
Thank you, I was trying the Piecewise now I see how that works.
(01-11-2022 04:48 PM)Didier Lachieze Wrote: [ -> ]I don't have problems entering the equations in the Prime but the values of F1(X) and F2(X) in the Plot view are NaN.
Here is how I would do it without the 'where' operator:
You can also use the function PIECEWISE (see the on-calc help for more details):
Note: in Textbook mode you can avoid specifying the second condition.
Thank you, I was trying the Piecewise now I see how that works.
The other way to do it is 2*MIN(1,X).
It's not elegant, but it should work. The other way to do it if you wanted a strict bound is to do (2*X)/(X<1).