I am looking to use this for my Math classes, and I was wondering which size is better to buy?
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The basic small is what you need. Optionally, you could spring for the eraser version. It comes down to personal preference on surface area for drawing...tablets take a bit of getting used to. Hope this helps.
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Haven't started to use it fully, but it seemed okay when I tested it initially.
2068532
Those are not good for note taking. You have to press really hard to write your notes. Plus there is no right software for it
206021
I bought the 4x6 for my 10 year old, but my 4 year old uses them too. He'll be able to grow into them, but the 2x3 would be more size appropriate.
1352517
I use it for school. If you wanna carry a game system you will not have enough space for your books. It is big but not that much, just a little. By the way i bought it about a year ago and now there are some thread came out from everywhere
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18" works pretty well for most things. 8" would be for fine work like string or lace work. 20+ would be best for things like icing tips or doing large volumes fairly quickly. It's mostly about how often you're willing to fill your bag vs how much you want to hold onto at one time. I find that anything larger than 18-20" is just too big.
127881
Probably either would be fine. It just depends on how much room you want to give them to play around while inside of the pen. I would go for the bigger one if you have the room.
710732
I use 11/0, but that is what I want for my projects. I have also used smaller and I'm sure that you can go larger with no problem at all
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I am not tech savvy enough to place full confidence in my response... but if this helps, we purchased several iPads for our teachers a few years ago. To me, these are the standard size iPads, not a mini or anything of that sort. This grip case fits perfectly and the teachers and students love the case! Hope that tidbit of info is helpful. :)
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I would go with the 128 mm or larger....128 mm is just over 5" long so it is still very small.
156154
I'm not sure if you're asking which size you should buy or this particular one is the mini or classic. If you deciding between the mini or classic, I suggest to Google images to see the size comparison.
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I bought the medium size, and it holds the eraser, a small bottle of cleaning spray, and the four markers I own, with room to hold at least four more, but my markers are not super thick and my eraser is just a hair over two inches wide. You might check yours if you think it's bigger. Otherwise, yes, you don't even need the large size.
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Go ahead and get the Jessum table. That way you won't run in to any size differences and so forth and the price is competitive with all the rest of them. You can't go wrong with Jessum. That's my opinion and I hope it helps.
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I would definitely recommend the 60" or 72". The 33" is going to be for children under 6. The 60" or 72" she will be able to use through high school. If you have the extra money go for the 72" if not the 60" will do just fine. The 120" is more for experienced tumblers who want to do connecting flips, such as back handspring to a back tuck and still be on the inclined mat. - Cheerleading coach of 3 years and former Cheerleader of 12 years
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I imagine you could have the freshman ask the teacher/professor if this would be an appropriate calculator. I will say that we got it for my granddaughter for her 8th grade algebra class and she had learned how to use the non-color one at school; she could show me how to use it. It is also the one they use for high school freshman geometry. Still - I'd have your student ask the teacher. Nice calculator, though!
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I would get the smaller size one. I find this mini size a little bit to large and cumbersome to use
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It's the size that my second grader uses for practice and games. I believe commonly used for kids through elementary school because a bit smaller for their smaller hands.
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Personally I would get the medium or large b/c even if it's too long you can fold it over then unfold it as needed. It will last longer.
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10bII+ has more equation functions than the standard 10bII. If you are going to use it for a basic fiance class you will be fine with either, but I think they are they same price so you will just get more with 10bII+, also rumor has it that the 10bII+ runs a bit faster, however that is what my professor told me, as I didn't really get to compare that theory.