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VCE Stuff => VCE Science => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Chemistry => Topic started by: Bozo on May 31, 2011, 08:41:11 pm
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Which is the best one. I use this shitty sharp EL-531WH. I'm thinking of maybe buying a better one before the exam?
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Im using the TI30XB multiview, and it's a good calculator imo =]
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TI30XB as Cohen said, its got the fraction tool, much easier for Chem and Physics.
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I've been using the FX-82AU that I've had since year 7. Which reminds me, I should probably change the battery before the exam :S
May I also add, make sure you are very familiar with the calculator well before the exam. Nothing worse than losing time searching for buttons or whatever during calculations.
TI30XB as Cohen said, its got the fraction tool, much easier for Chem and Physics.
What fraction tool? :S
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a fraction tool like the one on your cas calculator. so a fraction comes up with blanks so you can chuck the numbers in. its pretty helpful - less likely to make mistakes
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Do you know how on the Ti-nspire, there's the fraction button? That's basically what the fraction tool is like on the ti-30xb
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Im using the TI30XB multiview, and it's a good calculator imo =]
+1
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Which is the best one. I use this shitty sharp EL-531WH. I'm thinking of maybe buying a better one before the exam?
I use this.
It calculates the numbers and and that's all you really need. You don't want to be learning how to use a new calculator now... :)
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Im using the TI30XB multiview, and it's a good calculator imo =]
+1, its awesome!
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a fraction tool like the one on your cas calculator. so a fraction comes up with blanks so you can chuck the numbers in. its pretty helpful - less likely to make mistakes
Oh. I'm pretty sure the FX-82AU has this as well...
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Multiview !!!!!!