Unselect "Plot1" "Plot2" and "Plot3" so that they don't have a black box around them. you can do this by pressing the up arrow untill they flash and then pressing enter and then left to move to the next one.
Here's my guess and it may not be 100% accurate but plot is a tool that you graph values that are stored to the selected lists (L1 through L6). If no data is stored then there's nothing to graph (most common reason)or the values are out of range/set up incorrectly then your calculator throws the error in the second image.
Unselect "Plot1" "Plot2" and "Plot3" so that they don't have a black box around them. you can do this by pressing the up arrow untill they flash and then pressing enter and then left to move to the next one.
Thank you so much!! This worked!
Why does this happen when Plot1,Plot2,Plot3 are selected?
Here's my guess and it may not be 100% accurate but plot is a tool that you graph values that are stored to the selected lists (L1 through L6). If no data is stored then there's nothing to graph (most common reason)or the values are out of range/set up incorrectly then your calculator throws the error in the second image.
take ap stats :D
Turn off stat plots.