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‎09-03-2020 01:49 AM - edited ‎09-08-2020 01:45 AM

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Product: HP Prime calculator
Operating System: Other

Both the HP Prime G2 and an older version of Prime calculator apparently can show both the x (independent variable) value and y (dependent variable--function) value at the cursor location at the same time (on the same screen) with a function's graph, but not the x value and the slope (derivative wrt x) at that x value--one much switch between graph Fcn option 5 to show slope value, and option 8 (which shows the tangent line and the x & y values but doesn't give the slope value) or Trace to get the x value. This is an obvious problem to (easily, I imagine) correct (unless there is already a way to get both the x-value and the function's derivative at that point on the graph screen at the same time--is there?)

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