Can a TI86 perform trig?
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Yes it can. For a quick look at some of the things it can do in the way of Trig check out this page: http://www.prenhall.com/divisions/esm/app/graphing/ti86/Home_screen/Function_Keys/trig_keys/trig.html Also, the full manual for the TI-86 may be found here for more detail: http://www.math.oregonstate.edu/home/programs/undergrad/TI_Manuals/ti86Guidebook.pdf
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The TI-86 has the basic trig functions (cosine, tangent, sine, cosecant) and can graph these functions. It gets trickier when your functions get complicated (sec^2). There aren't any functions programmed into the TI-86, but maybe someone has made a program to do solve tougher trig problems.
1271966
Yes it can. For a quick look at some of the things it can do in the way of Trig check out this page: http://www.prenhall.com/divisions/esm/app/graphing/ti86/Home_screen/Function_Keys/trig_keys/trig.htmlAlso, the full manual for the TI-86 may be found here for more detail:http://www.math.oregonstate.edu/home/programs/undergrad/TI_Manuals/ti86Guidebook.pdf
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The calculator will come with a cord and computer software, however, it is battery powered, so you do not have to attach it to the computer unless you want to. You will want to go to Texas Instruments website and download the complete TI-89 user manual, it is a *.pdf that is several hundred pages long but useful and free.
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I don't know. I don't imagine that it could. I don't have the calculator any more, and I don't really remember what it's functions were; only that I had a problem using it for this math course that I was taking.
1893869
The TI-84 is a great calculator for high school, but as an engineering student I use this calculator for differential equations, advanced calculus, fluid dynamics, and various other critically important and necessary subjects to modern day engineering. For an additional 30 dollars it is absolutely worth the upgrade.
1236060
You can't make Y or T. An 8 could double as a B and it does have an A. So basically, no you can't make BY APPT.
105199
Yes it does. My fiancée, whom the calculator was purchased for loves it! He used it in his pre calculus and chemistry classes and will be using it in the successor classes of each. He feels you would very much like this calculator.
1892798
It can scan and convert texts and numbers but I don't know about math equation symbols.
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I have used it with my TI-89 and it works perfectly.If the TI-83 supports the application, the cable is going to work correctly.If you buy it, better download the most updated driver from the TI web site.
1211581
Yes, the Computer Algebra System is integrated into the Class Pad's operating system. Go to edu.casio.com and click on graphing calculators then choose the fx-400 for all of the features! This is an AMAZING calculator!!!! Good for algebra all the way to advanced engineering.
329335
No. However its the best easy to use and have all major functionality that engineer and mathematicians needs. I just completed BS in computer engineering and i hardly used graphic calculator with this.
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I don't know, I would think that there would be a way to do that. I bought that to help me in my pre algebra, I wasn't very good in my pre algebra class.
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I don't know about the TI83 calculator, but these batteries are really bad and not a single battery worked in my car remotes.
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For my money, NO. Their are many different models of the TI-84. Currently, for example, it is available with a back-lit screen and high definition graphing, and it comes in a variety of attractive colors. Also, it can display mathematical expressions as they appear on paper. For example, the square root of 8 places the '8' directly UNDER the square root radical rather than placing '8' in parentheses directly AFTER the radical. For me, that, and similar expressions, is not worth paying double money! Another consideration, the CASIO, for example, can perform the four calculator operations defined by the Test Development Committee for the AP Calculus examination: produce a graph, find the zeros, calculate the derivative, calculate the integral. I find the CASIO both faster and more user friendly for these and other operations. (Some other reviewers disagree.) The Casio, when each pixel on the screen is set to 0.1, graphs from -6.3 to 6.3; the TI only graphs from -4.7 to 4.7. This means that the CASIO can graph two full cycles of the trigonometric functions such as the sine and cosine. There is more that could be said. But I have known several people who were glad they bought the CASIO. I would be pleased to hear about your opinion at the end of the coming school year if you decide to buy the CASIO.
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No, this one links from one calculator to another. The one that connects to the computer (through USB) looks like this. Texas Instruments 94327 Ti Graphlink USB
2013209
it´s compatible but just in internal funtions but not in programming, if your daughter want use some programs made in ti-89 he need to reemsamble using the program code use it for ti n-spire. I believe if your daughter buy a ti nspire, he is going to use it too much, i use for my work every day i am always bring with me using it when i just wait for take a plane-bus-train, when i waiting to be attended and always i program with this incredible machine.
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Hi Dennis, I haven't tried this myself, but I would guess that this device would struggle to accurately record equations: it will probably mistake Greek characters/mathematical characters for more common letters, although you may be able to select mathematical formula as the OCR language.
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Yes. But I do not like this calculator. It is awkward to use. There is no final solution solved button when using plus and minus.