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					|  | The size of the coordinate 
					plane is defined by Xmin, Xmax, 
					Ymin, and Ymax, 
					as seen at the left.  • Xmin 
					must be less than Xmax• Ymin must be less than
					Ymax
 • Xscl and 
					Yscl define the distance between tick marks on the x-axis and y-axis
 • To turn off tick marks, let Xscl = 0 and 
					Yscl = 0
 •  3/2 aspect ratio in window
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								| Xres sets pixel resolution 1 to 8.  
								The default is 1.  At 
								Xres = 1, 
								functions are evaluated and graphed at each 
								pixel on the x-axis.  At 
								Xres = 8, at 
							  every eighth pixel along the x-axis. |  |  Zoom - Zoom - Zoom
  
				
					|  | #1 ZBox - draws a box to define the new smaller viewing window.  
					Move cursor to upper left corner of where your box will be 
					placed.  Hit  ENTER  to anchor that corner.  Move cursor to lower 
					right corner of the desired box, press  ENTER.  The box will 
					fill the screen. |  |  
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							| #2 Zoom In - magnifies the part of 
							the graph surrounding the cursor location.  
							Move cursor to the location you wish to magnify and 
							hit ENTER.  
							To magnify a second time, hit ENTER again.  You can move the 
							cursor between zooms and continue magnifying.  
							To return to previous graph, chooose 
							#3 Zoom Out 
							and press  ENTER.  To 
							quickly return to the 10 x 10 screen, press  #6 Zstandard. |  
							| #4 ZDecimal - plots the function with values
							Xmin = -4.7,
							Xmax = 4.7,
							Ymin = - 3.1,
							Ymax = 3.1.  The  X 
							and  Y 
							are 0.1.  In plain English, you have a smaller 
							screen which traces nicely in increments of 
							one decimal place. |  
							| #5 ZSquare -  X 
							=  Y.  
							The aspect ratio is adjusted so that circles will 
							look like circles.  The domain in the window is 
							-15 to 15 and the range is -10 to 10. |  
							| #6 Zstandard - 10 x 10 window.  
							This window is usually large enough to show a 
							representative portion of a graph.  Remember, 
							however, that the graph is slightly distorted 
							because the x and y units are not equal. |  
							| #7 Ztrig  - window appropriate for trig 
							graphs.  In Radian Mode, 
							the domain is  , 
							the range is -4 to 4, and Xscl 
							=  . 
							In Degree Mode, 
							the domain is -352.5° to 352.5°, the range is -4 to 
							4, and Xscl = 90°. |  
							| #8 ZInteger  -  X 
							=  Y 
							= 1.  Xscl,
							Yscl = 10.  Each 
							pixel represents one unit along the horizontal and 
							vertical axes.  Move cursor to desired center,
							ENTER. |  
							| #9 ZStat  - redefines window to 
							appropriate size for statistical plotting.  
							Automatically adjusts the window to show all data 
							points in the active plot in STATPLOT. |  
							| #10 ZFit
							- recalculates Ymin and 
							Ymax using 
							current x-values to show best graph.  The range 
							is adjusted so that the function will enter the 
							window at a corner on the left side.  If the 
							function is odd, it will leave the window at the 
							other corner of the diagonal.  If the function 
							is even, the range will cover the extreme y-value in 
							the other direction of the entry point. |  |  |