Basic Calculator Keystroke Guide Casio 9750GII
Words in BOLD are calculator keys
To access any of the menus, use the
REPLAY button (large gray button) to
scroll left or right, up or down and then
press EXE (works like the ENTER
key).
Getting Started
To return to this screen at any time
press
MENU
To return to a previous screen press
EXIT
To correct an entry after EXE has
been pressed, use
.
To access previous entries, press
AC/on and then
.
ARITHMETIC/MATRIX Menu
Entering a rational expression
Raising a value (or variable) to a power
(
numerator
)
÷
For squaring
(
denominator
value or variable
For other powers
value or variable
)
x2
^ power
F D
NOTE: The decimal will be replaced by the fraction in the form
Converting a decimal to a fraction
# 」#.
3
For example,
will be displayed as 3 」8. To return to a decimal press
8
F D again.
Entering an absolute value
OPTN
Storing a value for x
value
Storing a value for a variable other than x
value
Accessing 
F6


F4 (num) F1 (Abs) ( expression )
EXE
X ,  , T EXE
ALPHA choose a variable from letters above keys on the right EXE
SHIFT EXP
Note: If  is entered first you must use the multiplication sign before a number (
x 52). If the number is entered first, you can enter the expression as written (7).
SHIFT x2 value
Finding a
Note: Parentheses may be necessary when entering an expression
Finding a
SHIFT ( value
3
Finding other roots (
Accessing i
Note: Parentheses may be necessary when entering an expression
x
y)
index value SHIFT
^
value
Note: Parentheses may be necessary when entering an expression
SHIFT
0
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GRAPHING MENU
Graphing an equation
Changing the viewing window for a graph
Enter the equation
EXE F6 (draw)
Note: Be sure to use ( ) around any fraction followed by x.
Use REPLAY to scroll as needed OR
SHIFT
F3 (V-Window) enter values and desired scale
Xmin: -6.3
Using "Friendly windows"
max: 6.3
These (or any multiple) will ensure integer values for the x variable.
scale: 1
Tracing along a graph
F1
use
as desired
(an equation must be entered)
Finding a y value from a graph given a value
of x
(an equation must be entered)
Finding an x value from a graph given a
value of y
(an equation must be entered)
Finding the intersection of 2 graphs
(2 equations must be entered)
Solving an equation by graphing
(2 equations must be entered)
Finding the x-intercept(s)
From the graph
Value
EXE
Note: Your x value must be within your viewing window. Repeat for additional
values
From the graph
F5 (G-Solv) F6 F2 value EXE If more x-values exist, use
to find them.
Note: The x value that creates the desired y-value must be within your viewing
window.
From the graph F5 (G-Solv) F5 (ISCT) To find additional intersection points,
use
.
Enter left-hand side of the equation in Y1 and the right-hand side of the equation
in Y2. Graph and locate the point(s) of intersection as described above.
From the graph F5 (G-Solv) F1 (root). To find additional roots, use
.
(an equation must be entered)
MENU
EXE
X , , T
F D
For y, MENU
EXE
ALPHA
−
For x,
Converting a decimal value obtained in a
graph to a fraction
Finding the maximum (minimum) point
(an equation must be entered.)
From graph
F5 (G-Solv) F2 (max) or F3 (min)
Enter function into Y1
Solving inequalities in 2 variables
(shading)
F D
F3 (TYPE)
F5 (CONV) select F2 to F5 to determine
shading (Repeat for additional equations)
F6 (Draw)
Note: The calculator cannot display dashed lines when shading. You will need to
indicate this on your paper.
Evaluating a function
See “Finding a y value from a graph given a value of x” above.
(an equation must be entered)
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TABLE MENU
Accessing a TABLE
(one or more equations must be entered)
F6 (TABL) scroll to see values
NOTE: Only 4 values are visible initially. To see different values, see Adjusting a
TABLE below.
Adjusting a TABLE
(one or more equations must be entered)
F5 (SET) Select a start value (suggest –10), EXE select an end value EXE
and a step (usually 1). EXE F6 (TABL)
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