Best Calculators for Algebra

it does the algebra parts of the problem so that you can work on learning the science aspect rather than the math.

they have direct algebraic logic, which means you imput information exactly as you would write it in a textbook, left to right.

3) the algebraic/textbook entry becomes cumbersome for doing long repeated calculations -- also, there's no way to store an expression/formula/equation for use after (auto) power-off.

my wife teaches middle school and purchased this for pre-algebra after researching it on the web.

i have tried to use the cas features of high end calculators: ti 89, casio fx 2.0 to solve real algebra problems in my work as a software engineer, but was always frustrated by the difficulty of

the operating feature on the classpad that appeals to me the most however is the pen-based drag and drop operations using the computer algebra system (cas) and the interactive menu between each of

i use this calculator consistently for unit conversions and algebraic calculations and it's faster than the 32sii i used for the last 12 years

it has an algebraic mode as well as rpn, but the only reason you should buy this calculator at all is if you want to use rpn.

its helpful that one can switch from rpn to algebraic so you can use the same calculator for people that are not familiar with rpn (or dont care for it).

also it has rpn(reverse polish notaton) and algebraic notation

no underlying algebraic rewrite rules are in effect as with the casio fx-115ms and hp 33s.

3) symbolic computer algebra