I have a TI-84 Plus Silver Edition calculator. Does mines have the MOD operation?

Question

If yes, where can I find it in my calculator?

Answer 1

You should be able to invoke this function by pushing the (2nd) MATH button, then selecting the NUM menu at the top, then the MOD item in the menu. This function requires two arguments: the dividend and the modulo divisor, in that order, separated by a comma. My TI-86 version requires a closing parenthesis. Your TI-84 version may also.



Edit: There appears to be no such function on the TI-84, but you can fake it with the functions

round (fPart (/)*,0)

where is the number to take the modulo of and the is of course the number you are taking the modulo to. The functions round( and fPart( are both available under the MATH -> NUM menu, where I also expected to find MOD but didn't.

Answer 2

The is a remainder operation which is the mod operation.



remainder(x,y)



x mod y



Press:



MATH to enter the Math menu

Use arrows to go to the NUM menu

0 to choose remainder(, or use arrows)

Answer 3

MOD? as in modulus? I didn't even know there was one on these calculators...

Answer 4

check the guide here

http://education.ti.com/guidebooks/graphing/84p/TI84PlusGuidebook_Part2_EN.pdf





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