Can this calculator 3d graph like the ti-Nspire CX CAS. Im trying to choose between either buying this one or the ti-Nspire CX CAS
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It graphs functions, equations, parametric, polar, it graphs scatter plots, sequences, and differential equations. But I don't know of any way of graphing 3d functions. I'm using it for calc 3 right now and it's working just fine. Just don't know of any way to graph 3d functions. But I do love it and it's a huge help. TI nspire is a great calculator.
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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.
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The person I bought this for was trained on CAD software in college. He has never used this version of CAD before. He can't answer your question.
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Yes, it provides 1 and 2 variable statistical results, including sample and population standard deviations of both x and y. It has a generous collection of functions for statistics, regressions and distributions. Scientific calculators are typically mode based and clear all stored results when a mode switch is required. For example, calculation modes of a Casio might include COMP, CMPLX, STAT, SD, LR or REG, BASE or BASE-n, MAT or MATRIX, VCT or VECTOR, EQN, TABLE. A notable feature of this unit is that calculations are not mode based so statistical results are retained for use in other calculations.
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Yes. It's better than the TI in a lot of ways, does more, and the price is right. (I'm a pre-calculus teacher).
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I ordered it for my CX (not CAS) and it fits and works properly. I think it won't work on older models (it's easy to recognize cause older models look a lot wider) . If your calculator looks like the picture above should work.
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It lets you enter and edit data lists, it can fit model ecuations from this data: linear, quadratic, logatrithmic, powers and exponential. It can do all the basic functions in statistics (mean, median, mode, standard deviation) with the data you set on the tables. It can also compute normal (with or without limits), binomial, Poisson distribution probabilty functions. You can check the manual of the calculator here so you can see more clear what it can do. http://education.ti.com/en/us/products/calculators/scientific-calculators/ti-36x-pro/tabs/overview Hope I helped :D
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The TI-84 is a great calculator for high school, but as an engineering student I use this calculator for differential equations, advanced calculus, fluid dynamics, and various other critically important and necessary subjects to modern day engineering. For an additional 30 dollars it is absolutely worth the upgrade.
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Yes.I put the spare battery I received with my purchase of the TI Nspire CAS in the calculator to charge it worked fine.
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Both are fine calculators with similar price points and similar features. The difference is the Casio has the added touchscreen, which I personally have found very useful. I am glad I went with this and not the TiN CAS.
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Yes the same, possibly a new model with a differnt chip set or color. It has CAS, for 3-D graphing you may have to download the OS update from Casio (when it first came out it didn't have it)
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Hello Sudhansu! Unfortunately we do not manufacture the calculators that we offer in our retail stores. You may want to contact the manufacturer at http://www.usa.canon.com/cusa/home to see if they can locate the specific model of the calculator that can show previous calculations. I can tell you that the Canon LS-82Z Business Calculator does not show any previous calculations. I hope this helps! Thank you for choosing OfficeMax!
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CAS calculators in general are often not allowed to be used on assessments in algebra 2. I know in NY state you cannot use this calculator on the state exam at the end of the year. That being said, there are TI-Nspire graphing calculators that are not CAS, and allowed on most exams when in test mode.
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If by "age," you mean whether it's 83, 84, 86, and so on, then yes, it is important.Each model has some different features and/or functions, so it is better to know something about the graphing calculator you're buying. If it is your first time buying a graphing calculator, ask for recommendations from some people who use them.I recommend this TI83 plus. It is allowed in testings, you will also be able to use it for college algebra, calculus, and so on.I hope this helps.
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If you awill just use this for algebra then you might as well not get it...i have this calculator and it was very uselful for Calculus and trig but just for Algebra it might be unnecessary my Algebra teacher in college doesnt even let us use a graphing calculator so i would say you dont really need it and beside this way you could save some money
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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.
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This type of calc is an investment in your future. If you will be doing other types of math like geometry, algebra, calculus, etc., then this is the one for you. I bought mine and I love it. Plus, if it ever gets sold to you with missing charging wires, call Texas instruments customer service and they'll mail you another set of charging wires no questions asked. I'm happy with both the company and their product. I cnt complain. Veey good calc but if your only looking for one for a particular class maybe go with the advice from the previous answer. Fyi ti-89 can calculate all the same stuff that the n-spire can without color screen and the other bells and whistles ;) if ur looking for something a little cheaper.