Guess l wouldn't get one then, even if l was in 2UOriginally posted by Xayma
Because they are a graphics calculator and for all but general maths arent allowed.
That's b/c the TI-83 and TI-83 plus were on our booklist. We didn't have to use/purchase this calculator if money was ever going to be an issue.Originally posted by Misturi
Holy Sh*t
Why would you want to spend that much on a calculator?!
theres a secret function on the sharp/DAL (i think) calculators you have to know what buttons to pressOriginally posted by Winston
Don't by DAL calculators, SVPAM ones are really good i hate DAL calculators because the actual number must be imputed before you input the function.
Man thats funny!!Originally posted by Xayma
A secret function... *Trades in his CASIO. The only good thing mine does is if you hold shift and reset it.
Not unless you actually know how to use them.Originally posted by Winston
Don't by DAL calculators, SVPAM ones are really good i hate DAL calculators because the actual number must be imputed before you input the function.
I know how to use D.A.L calculators, but it was just a little pain, and like most teachers at my school had gotten into using the SVPAM ones and could teach better with them.Originally posted by Misturi
Not unless you actually know how to use them.
Did you read the booklet?Originally posted by Winston
I know how to use D.A.L calculators, but it was just a little pain, and like most teachers at my school had gotten into using the SVPAM ones and could teach better with them.
For D.A.L's or SVPAM? Perhaps it's because i used a VPAM since year 9.Originally posted by Misturi
Did you read the booklet?
ahahaha thats the "secret" for the sharp onesOriginally posted by Xayma
A secret function... *Trades in his CASIO. The only good thing mine does is if you hold shift and reset it.