My son just opened his calculator today to use for school (I purchased early so we would have) and it has a line down the middle of it.
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A line down the middle of the screen? You should contact the manufacturer and ask for either a refund or exchange.
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Use the arrows at the top of the calculator if you have done a formula. Unfortunately other than that if you are just adding and subtracting you can not look back.
721303
You're putting it in the wrong way. Flip the divider the other way (it should say bottom in small print on the side that should be at the bottom).
795247
My son has this one, I think you should just put it largely in the notes for the order.
1209806
No. It's got the dashed line in between the two lines for beginning printers to measure upper & lowercase letters. Perfect for kinder - first
1369424
Dear ship2shore, Thank you for contacting us. The school that your son attends has the right to set the prices for the sword, just as we are. The school may have a discount with a supplier that allows them to sell this sword to their students at a cheaper price.
520901
Sorry couldn't say for sure but it is an advanced calculator. Bought for niece in 9th grade and suitable for next 3 years. Blogs should tell you about calculus
1688088
Yes, there is a line under the six. The colors are very close thou. Someone didn't think that thru. But the tiles are a nice quality and the tin container is nice as well.
1173850
Yes, I can. The screen is large enough to see clearly. I very much like my calculator.
2231887
I returned this item because the photo when I ordered was different from this calculator, which is the one I received. You know, I just can't remember if it will hold a constant. I also have had a hard time finding a calculator that will hold a constant for calculating percentages. I want to be able to enter the percentage and 'times', and then just keep entering a number and hitting 'equals'. That function, as well as a separate Clear and Clear Entry key are my two requirements, and almost impossible to find any more. Sorry I can't be of more help.
782215
Sure is! I think the decimal needs to move to the left once and thats probably a rough estimate. Nice piece though
925670
just return it,if you have the receipt they should honor the return if you contact the seller,my son doesn't have any problem with the one i got for him.
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For my money, NO. Their are many different models of the TI-84. Currently, for example, it is available with a back-lit screen and high definition graphing, and it comes in a variety of attractive colors. Also, it can display mathematical expressions as they appear on paper. For example, the square root of 8 places the '8' directly UNDER the square root radical rather than placing '8' in parentheses directly AFTER the radical. For me, that, and similar expressions, is not worth paying double money! Another consideration, the CASIO, for example, can perform the four calculator operations defined by the Test Development Committee for the AP Calculus examination: produce a graph, find the zeros, calculate the derivative, calculate the integral. I find the CASIO both faster and more user friendly for these and other operations. (Some other reviewers disagree.) The Casio, when each pixel on the screen is set to 0.1, graphs from -6.3 to 6.3; the TI only graphs from -4.7 to 4.7. This means that the CASIO can graph two full cycles of the trigonometric functions such as the sine and cosine. There is more that could be said. But I have known several people who were glad they bought the CASIO. I would be pleased to hear about your opinion at the end of the coming school year if you decide to buy the CASIO.
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You need to be careful on this one- my son has the ES. Some schools will not let you use the calculators with graphing on them! Check with your engineering dept. Also, you might want a different calculator for your math classes. My son has both, but uses the ES for his engineering.
188913
Yes, although the roll of paper is not that long, so buy some spare rolls right away (it takes the standard calculator paper rolls).
193056
Good question. Our kids started using it out of the box and have not had to check! Next time I get into classroom, I will check. Sorry!
1944207
Unless you really need your teacher to explain the calculator, get the Casio. Much easier to figure out on your own, better interface.