I recommend this for anyone that is taking advanced math classes in high school or college. Also for anyone who has a job like accounting, or any employment that requires hard math. But if you are in simple math I wouldn't recommend this calculator to you for it is extremely expensive. This one is the best of all of the Texas Instruments and the best of all store sold calculators. The TI is a very user friendly calculator that is widely used by many school across the country.
Its capabilities are too many to list, but some of the key selling points of the calculator are listed below: It can graph explicit, polar, and sequential graphs. It come pre-programmed with many applications, some of the most helpful deal with financial topics. It has a USB port that makes for easy uplinks to computers or data collection devices. It has the same keystrokes as a TI This calculator is very good for the the average high school student as it does simple functions and it has many applications that work for the advanced placement statistics and the programs are enough for the simple math classes and this is able to be used on the sat reasoning test and it is allowed inside that test so it is perfect and it is also allowed on the ACT this calculator is allowed in most college classes on tests for math but some other calculators of the same brands are not allowed on the ACT and college test so this is not recommended for college.
Overall this calculator is worth it as it is very easy to use and it is just like a regular calculator except if you know how to make programs then it is even better since you can solve most complex problems with a program. It also has a lot of functions which is useful for math. Overall I used this for my ap statistics class and my calculus class and it is good. Absolutely loved this calculator, and all the different derivatives lol of it that Texas instruments managed to create except the TI nspire maybe very useful for any and all math classes starting from even algebra for its graphing and data organization abilities.
Calculus 1, 2, and 3 is when it gets REALLY awesome because you can organize data and also do more complex mathematic computations much more easily. Statistics and finance are the other two categories that would also benefit because of the programs that are already in it. For high school students, the games that can be placed in it via the program MirageOS is pretty useful.
Otherwise, the keypad, the different keys, and buttons are easy to navigate through and activate. Eventually, for the larger fanatics, you can start to write your own programs and such taht make the calculation experience that much better. It's bulkier, and I feel like it looks a little less like a calculator and more like a box.
I still enjoyed programming it and such, but it was much more expensive than a calculator of that quality needs to be. One thing that I think comes in handy is that it links more easily with computers, but I personally never used that function.
I used it in class, mostly to do basic functions, but I did enjoy playing games occasionally, but the games weren't even an upgrade from the TI, just the same basic four. I also used it to do trigonometric functions, but that was just about all I really needed it for. If I'd had to do it calculator-less I probably wouldn't have gotten done. When it came back on it showed ram cleared but still seems to compute just fine.
Thank you for this. TheLastMillennial thelastmill. You should probably refer to this guide. As for the reset button, there is none on the regular TI 84 Plus. You need to remove one of the AAA batteries, then remove the backup battery. Hold [ON] for 10 seconds then reinsert the batteries. This should clear your RAM. You can also refer to this video if you would like a video representation of the guide.
Thank you so much!! I got this calculator from my school and i thought i broke it and had to pay for a new one. Keimela Leitch. I think the length of time can vary quite a bit. For my calculator it was closer to 30 seconds. So, if it doesn't work the first time, try holding the button longer before re-inserting the batteries. Fix Your Stuff Community Store. To find out more or to change your preferences, see our cookie policy page. Click Agree and Proceed to accept cookies and enter the site.
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