104 Chapter 2: TI-83 Plus Specific Information
TI-83 Plus Developer Guide Third Release May 28, 2002
Routine Function
Max Max(OP1, OP2)
Min Min(OP1, OP2)
Ceiling Intgr(negative OP1)
Int Int(OP1)
Intgr Intgr(OP1)
Trunc integer part(OP1)
Frac fractional part(OP1)
CpOP1OP2 non-destructive compare OP1 and OP2
Round generic Round(OP1)
RndGuard Round(OP1) to 10 digits
RnFx Round to current fix setting
Random generate random floating-point number
RandInt Generate a random integer between OP1 and OP2
Table 2.20: Floating-Point Miscellaneous Math Functions
Miscellaneous Math Functions
Floating-Point Math Functions that Output Complex Results
The TI-83 Plus has two complex math modes, a + bi (rectangular coordinates) and re^θI
(polar coordinates), that allow complex numbers to be generated by functions that take
RealObj data type (floating-point) as input. If neither of these modes is set, then these
functions will generate an error when the arguments input would produce a complex
result. These functions include LnX, LogX, SqRoot, YToX and XRootY.
To have these routines return complex results for real data type inputs:
• set one of the complex modes:
– fmtRect, (IY + numMode) rectangular complex
– fmtPolar, (IY + numMode) polar complex
• reset
– fmtReal, (IY + numMode) real output only