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VCE Stuff => VCE Science => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Physics => Topic started by: ks04 on June 04, 2010, 09:14:32 pm
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Hi guys,
Typical my luck a few days before the exam my calculator dies :tickedoff:
Trying to work out what to replace it with - At the moment the best options appear to the the Texas TI-30XB and the Casio FX-82AU-Plus... i presume both of these are approved - there is no list as such from VCAA :-\
So, which calculator do you use/prefer - let me know your thoughts
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scientific calculator..was that an option :D/
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been using it since year 9, wats the bet it'll die on exam day :P
scientific calculator..was that an option :D/
ahh theyre all scientific.
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TI. Way better interface than any other I've seen.
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Using a casio I've had since year 7. Changed the batteries for the first time last week though.
I saw my friends Ti calc during the week and had a play with it. I may make the switch for end of years. However, for now i'm just using the calculator I know inside and out, quite literally.
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this close to the exam, you're prob best off replacing it with the same one that died..
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That was the original plan, turns out they don't sell them anymore - it was my calc from back in year 7!
Looks like I'll opt for the Texas Instruments one - seems to be the most popular.
Cheers Guys.
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Picked up the TI-30XB today and I must say, I'm impressed!
The way it shows fractions alone makes those fiddly orbit questions so much easier to enter!
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Sharp.
Gonna buy another one today lol, mine has had its beating, the buttons don't press properly anymore :(. gonna get another Sharp though!
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I use the Sharp calculator, although I'm buying two new calcs (another Sharp to replace my worn out one for the exam, and a TI to play around with for unit 4 given all the hype).
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An old Casio which i stole from my friend a year ago :D
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i use a "casio fx-991es plus" though, i dont know if it is approved. :/
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i use a "casio fx-991es plus" though, i dont know if it is approved. :/
check the VCAA site if you're that concerned