fx-CG500: Graphing the Integral(s) of a Given Function

In this video you will see how to use the fx-CG500 CAS graphing calculator to graph a function and find the integral (s) at different upper and lower bounds. You will use the GSolve functionality to choose the integral, and then use the toggle button to choose the lower and upper bounds, and see how the calculator graphs and shows you the area of the integral for the given boundaries.

[@PeterFraser-hp3rs]

Thanks for this, CET, but I'm really glad this seems to be the only video in your playlist that's at 240p! -- I'll definitely be buying this absolutely stunning calculator next month, although I really can't wait to get it 🙂

[@dajemuinfin1842]

Thank you for sharing. Great video.

[@jalejan77]

thank you!

[@j.victor3474]

É possível baixar esse programa ? Queria testar antes de comprar.

[@yuvrajsingh627]

Hi can someone pls help me i have a fx-9750 giii and when i graph its says argument error

[@CasioEdTech]

Make sure you are using the "X/Theta/T" button on the calculator and not the X that appears on screen when you start typing. If that still doesn't help, send an email to [e-mail] with a picture of your calculator screen.

[@ar25k46]

hey does anyone have a refrence for micropython 1.9.4 for my fx-cg50 calculator pls?
i cant really find it anywhere

[@CasioEdTech]

Not quite sure what you are asking? If you don't have the microPython app on your CG50, you need to upgrade to the latest OS for the calculator). edu.casio.com/download_service/en/download/index.html

[@ar25k46]

@@CasioEdTech a reference* I typed it wrong sorry
Like you know a documentation about the functions and stuff

[@irishchocolate3872]

I really would prefer this calculator over my TI-Nspire CX CAS. Unfortunately, I can’t trade straight across.

[@CasioEdTech]

Sorry to hear that....we also prefer this calculator over the TI-Nspire CAS. In general, Casio is a much easier and more intuitive choice if you can make it. This is from a 31+ yr educator who made the switch long ago to Casio!

[@irishchocolate3872]

@@CasioEdTech I have had my TI-Nspire CX CAS for quite a few years now. Don’t use it much because it isn’t very user friendly and I also have a Casio CG5O which is much more user friendly.
The only down side with the CG50 is no CAS.

[@NickWindham]

240 resolution?? This video needs to be redone.