Do I need to be worried about this review for using this in precalc? It looks like the layout is generally the same as the TI83's?
509013
Although the capabilities are virtually the same as the TI83's, I think the the interface is much better in Casio, specially when you are working with graphs
509014
If you keep the manual on hand, you'll be fine. This calculator is much more intuitive than the TI's I've used, and can do everything they can do.
549815
Hello, yes, is the same productyes it have CAS (Computer Algebra System)The web site link, http://edu.casio.com/products/cg/cp2/http://www.casio-europe.com/es/sc/casgraphic/
1406523
not sure, but curious why you are buying such a ancient calculator (maybe by force??) ick... I would never go back to the 84 since the release of the nspire cx or even the hp prime.
1406521
well, if you shop around at the same places it really doesn't sell for less in the real market, it sells for about the same, but the main reason, just like why the ti-83 sells for way above what it should be selling for considering the software is like 10 yrs old or even older, is that ti has their foot planted solidly in the college market, which in my opinion is really corrupt, because these colleges only use the ti's in the math classes, you can use other graphing calc's like casio, which are just as good, but the schools don't support or give instructions using these other calcs, which they should be, talk about corrupt, wow. the ti-84-C calc is the same as the silver except it has a color screen which is really nice, now don't get me wrong, this ti is nice, and I like it, and this is the calc that you can get all the programming info off the web to program it, the casio fx cg10 is every bit as nice if not nicer (a few extra's on it, and also a color screen) and priced at the same if not cheaper, which you can also use in the colleges, so if you understand calculators you'd be fine buying one of the casio's, either way, they're both great, and I have the three of the casio's calc's and three of the ti's, I kind of collect them, I guess, like a golfer collects golf clubs.............LOL. I even have the HP calc, but you really don't want to buy this calc for school, it's all business and you really do have to fully understand graphing calculators to use the HP graphing calc.
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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
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Also you can download the manual online. I highly recommend using the manual and actually entering the data entries they show. It really helps show you the expansive abilities this awesome calculator can perform.
44116
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
2077854
I never used it because I never got it.. Amazon ordered it from another supplier but it never came. Therefore I returned the calculator to Amazon.
1930012
Yes, for me they are the right size to use. This calculator to me is a little larger than a standard.
1310105
This is a very good calculator. I used it in pre-calculus and calculus. It has all the functions that you need and others you don't. Its super simple to operate and the manual is not complicated at all if you need it.
684691
The print out size is the same as all printing calculators. The digital numbers on the calculator are larger.
1893868
If you already have an 84 and don't plan on going onto Calculus/Physics then you don't need it. If you don't have an 84 or you plan on going on to Calculus/Physics then this calculator will be a big help in checking your work as it can perform a lot of advanced operations that the 83/84 family can't do. However some teachers may require it as there is a lot of neat software/hardware that they can use with it in the classroom. If you are looking to buy it to use for a class, contact the teacher and find out if they plan on using anything that will need an Nspire.
1211533
I have a TI-83 that I'm using this semester for my college Statistics class. The instructor treats this model the same as the TI-84 when giving directions on how to use, and it has worked great!
2200784
No, this is only for calc2calc connection, depending on your calculator model you need to buy the cable for connecting to PC (the TI-89 Titanium uses mini usb to usb cable).
1024792
Haven't used the HP. The Nspire cx CAS is very nice. I have no complaints. The user interface is simple enough to use for quick computation and capable enough to do a lot more.I have the TI Software but haven't tried to write my own programs yet, but this software will make it quite nice should I need to. I'm guessing you'll be working with complex numbers, matrices, linear algebra stuff and the Nspire is a champ for all of those and more.By the way, make sure you get the CAS version.
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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...
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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).