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Which Casio calculators are capable of calculating the error function?

  • The Casio FX991ESPLUS is Casio's most advanced scientific calculator with 417 mathematical functions
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How do you fix a "DOMAIN ERROR" ?

It depends on the function. The domain is the set of values that are permitted as input to the function. For the square root for example you cannot calculate square root of a negative number. If you type in sqrt(-3) you get a domain error.

If you are calculating inverse trigonometric functions such as arc sine and arc cosine the argument of the function must be in the closed interval [-1,1].
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Why I get domain error

What were you doing when that error occurred? No, i am not asking for your alibi. It helps to narrow down the possibilities. Anyway, I think you might have asked the calculator to calculate a function at a value for which it (the function) is not defined. An example is the arc cosine or arc sine. They are defined on the closed interval [-1,1]. If you ask the calculator to evaluate cos^-1(3.45) you will get a domain error because the argument 3.45 is not within the domain [-1,1] of the arc cosine function.
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How do you fix an MA error when attempting to graph a function? I have even tried to graph simple functions like (X) or (5) and it still says MA error.

A. This is due to a mathematical error such as
  1. dividing by 0,
  2. an illogical operation,
  3. calculations outside the range of a function,
  4. using the exponential function with the [^] key,
  5. logarithm of a negative number,
  6. calculating the factorial of numbers larger that 69,
  7. what have you.
  8. Check the expression of the function you are trying to graph.
B. Reset your calculator and start again: Press the button on the back of the calculator; use a starightened paper clip.Draw the line y=XPress Menu.
  1. Use keys to highlight [GRAPH] and press [EXE].
  2. Make sure the screen that opens says Graph Func Y= at the top.
  3. On the Y1= line enter X (use the [X,theta,T] key under the [ALPHA] key.
  4. Press [F6:Draw].
  5. You should see a staright line passing through the origin (0,0).
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Csc, sec functions

Hello,
I have not yet seen a calculator that has a dedicated key for the cosecant , secant, nor cotangente functions, because they are directly connected with the sine, the cosine, and the tangente.

Cosecant (x) = 1/sin(x)
Secant (x) = 1/cos(x)
Cotangente(x) = 1/tan(x)

Do not confuse these functions with the inverse trigonometric functions, usually represented as
arccosine = arccos; on calculators cos^-1,
arcsine = arcsin ; on calculators sin^-1
arctangent= arctan ; on aclculators tan^-1

Hope it helps.
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