does this calculator do inequalites, does it also do nth root and log root etc basically does it have all the features of a titanium
2050575
Don't buy this model. It is outdated by more than 10 years. The main difference is the quantity of memory. Titanium supersede it 10 years ago and costs much less. The colors shown on the photo are not actual. Buy a Titanium for +/- $120. Titanium does everything for algebra, including inequalites, nth root, log, Ln, solves systems of several variables, matrices, integral, derivatives. It is really a dream. I had to return it and got a TI-89 Titanium. To have it clear, go to TI site.
2050576
Yea it can since the titanium was featured with the ti84 this is the latest calculator that ti has integrated all the features with. I reccommed u buy from somewhere else besides courtland books i wasnt able to do any of those things bc of what i wrote in my review
2262435
I purchased the titanium because I have cast iron and it works beautifully. Can't speak about the black ones, but the other answer offers an opinion.
2184861
No, this one links from one calculator to another. The one that connects to the computer (through USB) looks like this. http://www.amazon.com/Texas-Instruments-94327-Graphlink-USB/dp/B00006BXBS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1393361764&sr=8-1&keywords=ti+83+usb+connectivity
44115
Yes, I bought this calculator for my daughter; it is great for everything! Chemistry/physics/and all math course. Highly recommend it, not sure how my daughter survived without this calculator.
1271964
Yes it can. For a quick look at some of the things it can do in the way of Trig check out this page: http://www.prenhall.com/divisions/esm/app/graphing/ti86/Home_screen/Function_Keys/trig_keys/trig.html Also, the full manual for the TI-86 may be found here for more detail: http://www.math.oregonstate.edu/home/programs/undergrad/TI_Manuals/ti86Guidebook.pdf
789520
Thanks for your comment. I was going to purchase this, however seeing as how all of the information entered was the same sans age and you got two very different answers, this calculator seems faulty.
2067602
Really don't know for sure if it does but it works with 3.10.7(ti-89) that I bought a few months ago. It also worked on an older ti-89 (2.09.3) that I had.
2273327
I own two HP50g calculators, and use them in the postfix RPN mode, but a former coworker of mine had the original TI-89, and in its probable 'home screen' there were file-folder-like structures, with tiny labels so pixelated they were quite tough to even read. That isn't so using the HP50g in prefix-infix 'algebraic' mode. There is just a screen there you calculate. Plus there is an elegant programming language called 'User RPL' in the 50g, but only some kind of program editor in the TI-89, and I have seen the latter in the TI-89 PDF manual.
1579843
Yes it sure does!!! It lights up bone mass and shows you the number for bone mass. Then lights up body fat % and gives you the number for that. It will go through all 4 components and let you know your numbers! :)
1907393
There is no difference in functionality as far as I can tell. The only thing that I can think would be the difference would be the market in which the device was originally intended or perhaps the year it was manufactured, but I could not even find the 400l on casio's website when I was looking at purchasing mine. I purchased the 400l because it was significantly cheaper than the straight 400 model when I was looking. I would say pick up the cheaper of the two if you are trying to decide between the two. The one I purchased has worked magnificently, and has done the job I needed it to. I purchased mine to for use in my upper level math and electronics courses at school (University), the only caution I would take is to make sure that your school (assuming that is what you are buying it for) allows the use of CAS calculators. Some do not, and it would suck to purchase such an advanced calculator and not be able to use it on tests or in class.... Though I guess it would still make doing homework easier.
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I think it would be very helpful because it is capable of solving equations. You would find more benefits than the wasting of capabilities. The only problem is that the calculator is so new there isn't really any helpful videos on how to use different features on the calculator so you have to depend on the manual a lot. I am using this calculator for statistics right now.
980016
I do not know if it works on that model.I have a TI-Nspire CAS calculator and this works perfectly.I charged the battery using its USB cable and has several months of use without recharging.
2184860
No, this one links from one calculator to another. The one that connects to the computer (through USB) looks like this. Texas Instruments 94327 Ti Graphlink USB
2132821
No, this calculator does not have a square root. It has basic functions like an adding machine.
2108206
I don't know about the TI83 calculator, but these batteries are really bad and not a single battery worked in my car remotes.
1947922
It is somewhat similar to the TI 92 graphing calculator; however, it is definitely not the best source for graphing specifically. It has nice 3-D pictures but I usually use other sources online for graphing problems. If a graphing calculator is what you're looking for, I would get a newer model because this calculator is better for solving difficult equations and have step by step instructions to solve them. My primary reason for purchase was for assistance in my calculus 3 class.
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The Only HP I've used is the HB 10BII. I'm never gave it a chance, been bias towards TI. Currently using the TI-84 Plus silver edition. Like that the best so for IRR, Eff, Npv, etc...