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VCE Stuff => VCE Mathematics => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Mathematical Methods CAS => Topic started by: sisqo1111 on March 10, 2008, 02:19:40 pm
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hi all,
ive got a ti 83plus calculator which i use for methods, however ive also got a casio cfx-9850gb plus.
Which one of these are better? or are they very similar? i just find the casio quite hard to use.
thankyou
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TI, because everyone uses it!
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ok thankyou :)
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tbh, it's whatever your most comfortable using... that said TIs do tend to be popular
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Texas Instruments FTW! The TI-89 and TI-Nspire kicks Casio's calcs ANYDAY. :P
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yeah the ti-89 is insanely cool.
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Love Ti 89. 3rd year of using it and is rediculously easy to understand (ok that easy but pretty straight forward).
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I was thinking of buying a TI-89 for spech, but the problem is I'm only gonna use it for a year, so I don't know whether it would be worth it.
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I was thinking of buying a TI-89 for spech, but the problem is I'm only gonna use it for a year, so I don't know whether it would be worth it.
hmm.. there like $199 new at most places (well $165 for me :P), but... maybe you could get a cheaper one off eBay
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i've read somewhere that you could use a laptop (for CAS - computer algebra system)??
and the 89 wont be useless, you'll find it very handy in uni...
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But I have no intention of taking maths beyond high school...
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Trust me, it can be extremely useful for multiple choice for Spesh in Exam 2. It does integrals, derivatives some tedious algebra in a flash :) This saves you time to do the more important analysis questions :)
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and the 89 wont be useless, you'll find it very handy in uni...
I haven't touched a calculator in university except scientific calculators for non-maths subjects.