如何用TI-Nspire CAS推导:由x=a+b、y=a-c得y=x-b-c
Using TI-Nspire CAS to Derive ( y = x - b - c ) from ( x = a + b ) and ( y = a - c )
Got it, let's walk through exactly how to do this algebraic derivation on your TI-Nspire CAS. I'll cover both a step-by-step manual approach (great for following along with the logic) and a quick one-shot command if you just want the result fast.
Method 1: Step-by-Step Manual Manipulation
If you want to work through each part of the derivation explicitly:
- Fire up your TI-Nspire CAS and create a new Calculator document (you can also use a Notes document and insert a calculator component if you prefer annotating).
- First, input your first known equation:
x = a + b, then press Enter to confirm it. - Next, solve this equation for ( a ) since that's the variable we need to substitute. Type
solve(x = a + b, a)and hit Enter. The CAS will returna = x - b—perfect, that's our isolated ( a ). - Now substitute this result into the second equation. Enter
substitute(y = a - c, a = x - b)and press Enter. Right away, you'll get the simplified result:y = x - b - c.
Method 2: One-Step Automated Solve
If you want to skip the intermediate steps and let the CAS handle the entire system at once:
- In the calculator interface, input this command:
solve({x = a + b, y = a - c}, y) - Press Enter, and the CAS will directly output the simplified form ( y = x - b - c ). The curly braces tell the CAS you're working with a system of equations, and we specify
yas the variable we want to solve for.
Quick Tips
- Make sure you're using the CAS version of TI-Nspire—regular TI-Nspire doesn't support symbolic algebra operations like this.
- If you're using a Notes document, insert a calculator component via
Insert > Calculatorto access the CAS commands.
内容的提问来源于stack exchange,提问作者Gennaro Arguzzi
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