Application Guide
406 Notes Application
4. Explore the relationship between the defined function and its graph:
- Drag the ends or center of the graph to manipulate it, and observe the changes
to the function definition.
—or—
- Edit the defined function in the math box, and observe the changes to the
graph.
Inserting Chemical Equations in Notes
Chemical equation boxes (chem boxes) make it easy to type chemical formulas and
equations, such as .
As you type in a chem box, most of the formatting work is handled automatically:
• Correct capitalization of most element symbols, such as Ag and Cl, is automatic.
• Leading digits are treated as coefficients and are shown at full size. Numbers that
follow an element or a closed parenthesis are converted to subscripts.
• The equals “=” symbol is converted to a yields “&” symbol.
Notes:
• Equations in a chem box cannot be evaluated or balanced.
• Element capitalization may not work in every situation. For example, to enter
carbon dioxide, CO
2
, you must manually capitalize theO. Otherwise, typing “co”
would result in“Co,” the symbol for cobalt.
Entering a chemical equation
1. In the Notes work area, position the cursor where you want the equation.