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- 1 RECOMMENDED by 6 people for FORM
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Positives: Great Capabilities, Good Display, Excellent Affordability, Display: Large
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www.pricegrabber.com
the calc key is remarkable for substitution of numerical values in a formula.
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the only bad things i can say about it are the poor owner's manual format (this calculator is easy to learn, so not much of an issue) and the construction (the cover falls off of mine).
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using this mode, the display type is smaller and the entire complicated fraction can be viewed in natural format.
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the equations are actually in equation format and he is kicking butt.
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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.
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- 2 RECOMMENDED by 4 people for FORM
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Positives: Nice Affordability, Good Capabilities, Easy To Use, Type: Business and Scientific
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2) programming (you can program formulas, but no conditional branching)
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the ability to save formulas to memory is key.
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it features entry, editing and storage of formulas, has nine variables for temporary storage, supports 4x4 matrices, numerical integration, hex/octal/binary numbers, metric conversions, complex
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- 3 RECOMMENDED by 8 people for FORM
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Positives: Good Capabilities, Great Affordability, Easy To Use, Type: Business and Scientific
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ThomB from Visalia, California,
www.circuitcity.com
a calculator that you will not grow out of.for those loyalists, the enter key has been moved, which takes some re-learning.for those accustomed to algebraic entry, it can be toggled to that format.
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www.walmart.com
this calculator is nice because not everyone in my family likes rpn and they can input using algebraic format too.
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i figured i could replace it with a cheap rpn calculator form ti or casio, but was shocked that as far as i can tell, only hp makes rpn calculators.
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but, and that is the main argument for or against buying it, it is not designed to be used in algebraic mode, which means you input the formula like it is written on paper.
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it makes you feel like a hero to be wizzing through some of these lengthy formulas while others are frantically pushing buttons.
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ThomB from Visalia, California,
www.circuitcity.com
- 4 RECOMMENDED by 2 people for FORM
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$35.00 Est. at AmazonPositives: Nice Capabilities, Compact, Type: Business and Scientific, Display: Large-
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the manual explains everything in an easy way and even provides the correct formulas with it (good for exams).
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you can find most financial formulates have been built in this calculator.
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i don't understand why didn't casio use the form-factor as its other smaller scientific calculators.
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the solve funtion on the hp where you can create your own menu with any formula is something that put that brand on the first place.
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- 5 RECOMMENDED by 3 people for FORM
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Positives: Nice Capabilities, Easy To Use, Compact, Without Print Option
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www.amazon.com
i can enter expressions in 2d textbook form, and i can drag-and-drop math, geometry, or graphs from anywhere to anywhere.
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who has seen a recent scientific calculator, for instance, that has no engineering format for the display?
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the e-activity submenu on the casio supports presentations to an audience and is the analog for the classpad of the ti nspire's 4 screens of information that can all be put on to a single screen at
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