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Why sin 80x looks like sin x on some graphing calculators

In rare cases, the use of advanced mathematical calculators can give incorrect results. One such error occurs with graphing calculators because the screen is not continuous, but a rectangular array of pixels. On some frequently used calculators, the graph of sin 80x looks like sin x. We also study other related examples.