TI-84 Plus CE field manual for IB Math
Sinusoidal regression
Enter periodic paired data, run sinusoidal regression, and read the fitted model y=asin(bx+c)+d.
Fit a sinusoidal model to (0,4.1), (1,5.9), (2,6.3), (3,5.1), (4,2.8), (5,1.7), (6,2.1), (7,3.9), where x is in radians.
Sinusoidal regression only works in radians, so press and make sure RADIAN is selected.
Open the list editor with → 1: Edit. Enter the x-values in L1 and the y-values in L2.
Run sinusoidal regression: press , move right to CALC, then press for C:SinReg (or scroll down to it and press ). Set Xlist = L1 (type L1 with ) and Ylist = L2 (type L2 with ), then choose Calculate.
The TI-84 uses the form y=asin(bx+c)+d, so to three significant figures the model is y=2.41sin(0.888x+0.0435)+3.98.
Your turn
Work each one on your calculator, then check the answer.
- 1
Fit a sinusoidal model y=asin(bx+c)+d to (0,7.5), (1,8.8), (2,8.7), (3,6.6), (4,4.5), (5,2.9), (6,3.4), (7,5.6), where x is in radians.
- 2
Fit a sinusoidal model to (0,3.1), (1,4.6), (2,4.3), (3,2.1), (4,1.3), (5,2.4), (6,4.5), (7,4.4), where x is in radians.
- 3
Fit a sinusoidal model to (0,9.2), (1,12.4), (2,12.3), (3,8.5), (4,5.1), (5,6.3), (6,10.1), (7,13.1), where x is in radians.