TI-89 Titanium

[Kyle Fenton]

Look at your manual for the proper syntax, but I think this is it

press 2nd "5" go to statistics

and you have all of your options

I know you can do list, so you don't have to enter the #'s over and over again. I think it is define, but I don't know how to get there

[John Gutmann]

I figure out that much but I can't do anything more then that, I can't do anything with the list.

[JamesBrown]

I think this is what you are looking for

press apps to get to the menu, go to stats/lists (down 2, right one from home) press enter

this brings you to the list, (same as stat-> edit on the 83)

name the folder you want to save it in )so you can find it later if you don't want to enter it, then press enter (If you have entered a list recently it will not prompt you to do this)

Enter the data in the list of your choice (use list 1 for convenience) once you enter all of the data press enter once then press F4 (calc) select either 1-var or 2-var stats, press enter.

In the window that opened enter the list you put the data int (list1 or list2 etc. L1 and L2 don't refer to lists like on the 83) Press enter wait a couple seconds (don't press enter again if it says busy at the bottom of the screen just wait) A new window should open with all of the things you wanted in it.

If this is not what you wanted, try to reword your question and maybe I can help, If you have AIM my sn is Jamesbrownssn, that would be an easier way to talk.

[John Gutmann]

Originally Posted by JamesBrown

I think this is what you are looking for

press apps to get to the menu, go to stats/lists (down 2, right one from home) press enter

this brings you to the list, (same as stat-> edit on the 83)

name the folder you want to save it in )so you can find it later if you don't want to enter it, then press enter (If you have entered a list recently it will not prompt you to do this)

Enter the data in the list of your choice (use list 1 for convenience) once you enter all of the data press enter once then press F4 (calc) select either 1-var or 2-var stats, press enter.

In the window that opened enter the list you put the data int (list1 or list2 etc. L1 and L2 don't refer to lists like on the 83) Press enter wait a couple seconds (don't press enter again if it says busy at the bottom of the screen just wait) A new window should open with all of the things you wanted in it.

If this is not what you wanted, try to reword your question and maybe I can help, If you have AIM my sn is Jamesbrownssn, that would be an easier way to talk.

Ok well I figured it out except for the onevar and two var stats. When I press F4 it wants med to enter a label for the colum or something, it goes to c1=[promt]. I can press F7 and a screen pops up but none of the numbers on there look like standard deviation, I know how to figure it out from home, but I would rather not have to retype a data set everytime I wanna do something.

[JamesBrown]

Originally Posted by sparksandtabs

Ok well I figured it out except for the onevar and two var stats. When I press F4 it wants med to enter a label for the colum or something, it goes to c1=[promt]. I can press F7 and a screen pops up but none of the numbers on there look like standard deviation, I know how to figure it out from home, but I would rather not have to retype a data set everytime I wanna do something.

Once you have all of the data entered (like I described above) press F$ (when you are still in the list editor, that should bring up a drop down list of 1-Var Stats, 2-Var stats. regressions etc select 1 or 2 depending on what you want, hit enter, a new wont will open, it will have list then a box you can type in, enter the name of the list you want to use, then hit enter ignore the other boxes (they should read from to to bottom 1, the second box after list should be blank then {} in the third box, hit enter and it should display what you want.

[John Gutmann]

Originally Posted by JamesBrown

Once you have all of the data entered (like I described above) press F$ (when you are still in the list editor, that should bring up a drop down list of 1-Var Stats, 2-Var stats. regressions etc select 1 or 2 depending on what you want, hit enter, a new wont will open, it will have list then a box you can type in, enter the name of the list you want to use, then hit enter ignore the other boxes (they should read from to to bottom 1, the second box after list should be blank then {} in the third box, hit enter and it should display what you want.

It doesn't do anything close to that. Mine does what I described earlier. What is F4 labeled on the top bar? on mine it says "F4 Header"

I just realized...I don't have the app you described, I have "data/matrix editor", but on of the file types in it is a list, and I just choose that when I open a new list. Also I cannot load a new app on my calc because I haven't gotten the right cable in the last 9 months....>_<

Can you describe how to do it in the default program that comes pre loaded on it, if it is possible in that

Edit:http://www.acad.sunytccc.edu/instruc.../stat/ti89.htm

I guess according to that I can't do stats on my calculator which is weird because mine isn't old I only bought it in september. I guess I need to go to the store and buy a cable this week so I can do my Math homework....

[JamesBrown]

My 89 is new (I bought it in january) My calculator came with the app I am talking about on it, I am not sure if the first version of the 89 titanium had the app.