Generate a random polynomial using the given variable and with the given order (degree of the polynomial). Each term will have a random coefficient between -9 and 9. The leading coefficient can not be 0. Examples Calculators All TI-Nspire Shortcut…
\(^nP_r\)=nPr(n,r) nPr() is used to calculate permutations (order matters). You will most commonly only use it with numbers were the first parameter is you n (Number of items in the set) and the last parameter is your r (Number of…
\(^nC_r\)=nCr(n,r) nCr() is used to calculate combinations (order doesn’t matter). You will most commonly only use it with numbers were the first parameter is you n (Number of items in the set) and the last parameter is your r (Number…
RandMat() generates a matrix of integers between -9 and 9. The size of the matrix is determined by the Rows then Columns parameters. Examples Generate a 4×3 matrix of random integers Calculators All TI-Nspire Shortcut b>7>1>5 Parameters randMat(Rows, Columns)
RandInt() simply generates a random integer given a lower and upper bound. There is also the option to specify the number of trials. If the number of trials isn’t specified it will return a expression (just a number) but if…
Rand() simply gives you a random number between 0 and 1. It can take an optional parameter for the number of trials. If you don’t supply a number of trials it will return a expression (number) but if it is…
