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Is there a big difference between Casio and TI graphing calculators?

Jun 13, 2009 by Jeffery G | Posted in Mathematics

I stress a graphing calculator for my AP Calc class, but I'd like to fritter away as little money as possible. I noticed that Casio calculators are a lot cheaper. I principled wanted to know if the price of the Casio is worth it, as I only need a graphing computer, nothing fancy with games or anything. Do they break easily or have significantly fewer functions? Any titanic differences? Should I invest in a TI calculator or will Casio be good enough?

Based on what I've seen/heard, Casio calculators in point of fact have several more features than popular TI-8x models. Of course, these extra features are what create them to be prohibited on examinations, such as the SATs, ACTs, etc.

The most popular abacus I've seen today is the TI-8x series, particularly the TI-83(+) and TI-84+. The TI-89 and TI-92 are also from head to toe popular, but also have a Computer Algebra System, which allows them to solve variables in equations, something their predecessors cannot do. Because of this, however, the TI-89/92 are not allowed on indisputable exams.

I know that it also depends on the teacher. Most teachers I've seen take a fancy to the TI calculators as well, but this varies. Ask your teacher for more information on which you should get.

If you need a calculator that has a lot of features and don't arrangement on taking examinations that require a calculator, go for the Casio. If you just requirement a general use calculator that is permitted on tests but has several less feature, try the TI models.

Of speed, in terms of graphing, either will do. It's up to you.

Sharp or Casio for scientific calculators?

Jul 23, 2006 by pikachu | Posted in Other - Electronics

I'm planning to get a non-programmanble orderly calculator for college courses. I tried sharp EL-506W and casio FX-115ES (they're both 2-Theatre sides calculators) and they both work pretty well. I need some advice on choosing one of them... thanks a lot!

I proffer Casio because it's usually slightly cheaper and just as good as the Shrewd.

How do I work out the root of a number on a casio calculator?

May 03, 2009 by Rach | Posted in Mathematics

I have a well-regulated casio calculator (fx-82 super fraction) and I need to exertion out the root of a number but not the square root. In this case it is the 5th predecessors. Does anyone know which button I use to do this?
Thanks everyone for your help, refractory solved!

Crowding the number

Press key x^y (Its on the keypad

in case of 5th basis , enter 0.2

Press = or ans (I cannot remember correctly)

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