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blu 04/30/20 4:58:49 PM #1: |
Like even if I went back for school again, would it even be useful?
I remember it was nice for getting values out of functions and getting some results on tests I didn't want to solve algebraically...but I imagine it wouldn't be much use even in grad school over a Ti-34. Can probably only get like $30-50 out of it, but it's been sitting in a box for five years. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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InfestedAdam 04/30/20 5:03:38 PM #2: |
I personally would keep it only because the price of these graphing calculators does not seem to go down despite how old they are, should you ever want to get another one. I kinda want to replace my Ti-83 Plus because the buttons are kinda stuck but my Ti fx-115ES scientific calculator has been sufficient.
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adjl 04/30/20 5:03:55 PM #3: |
I occasionally use my TI-83 Plus for Block Dude, but that's available online if I really want it.
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Lokarin 04/30/20 5:25:59 PM #4: |
Ya, TI calculators are like mineral assets... their value only goes UP. In 20 years you'll be able to sell your calculator for like twice as much!
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captpackrat 04/30/20 5:34:48 PM #5: |
Considering you can get more capable graphing software for your phone for under $10 (or even free), a hardware graphing calculator isn't really all that useful.
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TheWitchMorgana 04/30/20 5:42:20 PM #6: |
can't think of many reasons you'd need a dedicated calculator outside of school, unless you work in accounting or something
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captpackrat 04/30/20 6:09:46 PM #7: |
I have used these apps:
Microsoft Math Solver - free without ads, lets you type, hand write or take photos of formulas. Shows work when solving. Can do graphing. iOS or Android. WolframAlpha - free, optional Pro subscription. Solves complex formulas and can do graphing. Can also do conversions, engineering, statistics, finance, history, geographic, science and many many other tasks. iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and web. Mathlab Graphing Calculator - free with ads, also ad-free paid version. Lets you type complex formulas and chains of formulas. Can graph multiple formulas simultaneously, in 2D and 3D. Does statistics, fractions, matrix and vector calculations. Android only --- Minutus cantorum, minutus balorum, Minutus carborata descendum pantorum. ... Copied to Clipboard!
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DPsx7 04/30/20 6:10:27 PM #8: |
I kept mine but rarely have a need for a calc. Good to have when you do need it of course.
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