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| Feb22-09, 07:53 PM | #1 |
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What kind of scientific calculator should I buy?
Hi. I was wondering if anyone would share with me some insight about what calculator I should purchase? I'm a returning student in the fall, majoring in physics with engineering option. It's been so long since I've been in school though that I may end up having to take a trig/algebra II class and pre-calculus before even getting to calculus. So, I may need something for trig/alg, pre-calc, calc, physics and engineering. Thanks for your advice.
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| Feb22-09, 08:11 PM | #2 |
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1, Any scientific calculator will do, you only need trig, roots and ln() even for grad school - anything else use a computer 2, Get an HP50 cos a Texas Ti89 is 0.1% less efficient at some function you have never heard of 3, Get an Texas Ti89 cos a HP50 is 0.1% slower at drawing graph function you will never use. |
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