1. Press “Mode/Setup”.
2. Press 3 to get table mode.
3. Write in equation after “f(x) =” (This equation shows the relationship between x and y).
1. If you want to write y = 2x + 19, it’s the same as f(x) = 2x + 19, press ALPHA + ) to get the X character or ALPHA + S ↔ D to get the y character.
4. Type in a starting value, then press the = button.
5. Type in an ending value, then press the = button.
6. Type in a step value (i.e. interval or common difference), then press the = button.
7. Table of values will be generated for you.
8. You can use the arrow keys to navigate up/down the rows of the table to find the relevant answer.
9. This is especially useful for types of question where they ask you: “complete the table of values and draw a graph”.
10. If you want to go back to the calculator’s normal computing mode, press Mode/Setup and press the number 1 to enter the COMP mode.