TI-nSpire (CAS) resources/help?

[dekoyl]

Are there any good 'quick guides' for TI-nSpire online? Like something similar to a list of common tasks and how to do them? (Finding the integral, x-y intercepts, derivatives, intersection points, and I don't know what else is required in spec..).

I hate this calculator. I could nearly "touch type" on the TI-84+ and the transition to this calculator isn't a good one.
I've been trying to find the integral from x = 0 to x = 5 and I can't get it

Thanks.

[cobby]

Im also interested in learning how to work my ti-89

[bucket]

Wait, since when did you need to use a ti-nspire?

[dekoyl]

Well there wasn't a need to.
Just out school has TI-nSpire CAS on the booklist for people undertaking specialist maths next year.
I bought it earlier this year and haven't touched it. Clueless teacher told us it was a good idea to buy it.

I want the TI-89 Titanium

Cobby there's links in the sticky for TI-89

[cobby]

thanks dekoyl (Y)

[AppleXY]

Well there wasn't a need to.
Just out school has TI-nSpire CAS on the booklist for people undertaking specialist maths next year.
I bought it earlier this year and haven't touched it. Clueless teacher told us it was a good idea to buy it.

I want the TI-89 Titanium

Cobby there's links in the sticky for TI-89

what the hell. The TI-89 is much more useful than the Nspire, the site even says so.

[dekoyl]

Which site says so?

Reckon I could get a refund from Officeworks like 8 months after buying a product? I still got the receipt..

[AppleXY]

It was on the official site somewhere lol.

It said that the TI-89 was better at calculus, vectors and engineering math whilst Ti-Nspire was better than geometry and stuff.