I have seen that this calculator can perform complex calculations. Can format of calculations/results be changed similar to the TI-89?
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yes similar, this calculator has better performance to enter in EIT exam test
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Yes - you can easily convert answers between fraction and decimal forms via pressing the SD key. There are also key presses available for allowing entry of values in fraction and mixed number formats as they would appear in a textbook.
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I am not aware of what format is required by you or is used by TI-89. In general, it should basically be able to do so.
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Yes. To get to complex calculation mode: Mode -&gt; 2:CMPLX To change to polar or rectangular output: SETUP -&gt; Down -&gt; 3:CMPLX -&gt; (1:a+bi or 2:r&lt;theta) Or, to change radians or degrees: SETUP -&gt; (3:Deg or 4: Rad) To change polar to rectangular for a single output, you can pick: Shift+2 -&gt; (3:r&lt;theta or 4:a+bi) Note that this calculator can swap back and forth between exact mode and decimal mode very easily. Example: sqrt(3)/3 + sqrt(3)/2i Press S&lt;&gt;D button: 0.57735+0.866025i I used to use my TI-89 for everything, until I read through the manual for this thing and realized that it's far quicker to get to things I use on a daily basis with this thing. AND it gives it to me with exact notation more often than not, a feature that my TI-89 just wasn't very good at. And all of the symbols you need are in button form, instead of somewhere deep in a catalog. Notice the Log(base)(value) button. I haven't seen a single calculator other than this one which has that button, and I use that all the friggin' time. It was certainly worth a try. If my time is worth $30 an hour as an engineer, it has already saved me hundreds of dollars in time compared to my TI-89.
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I think that it should be, however, the new calculators don't have the external card reader and memory module slots like the 41 series. I think that you can find user clubs where they specialize in using the calculator for various functions.
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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.
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No, this is only for calc2calc connection, depending on your calculator model you need to buy the cable for connecting to PC (the TI-89 Titanium uses mini usb to usb cable).
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No. You only can do multiplication/division with a missing number. You can control the difficulty but not the specific numbers.
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Also you can download the manual online. I highly recommend using the manual and actually entering the data entries they show. It really helps show you the expansive abilities this awesome calculator can perform.
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Casio FX115ES Plus is more convenient to use compared to TI-36X Pro Scientific Calculator as far as my experience with both calculators.
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Hello- Yes the calculator has the + - key. If you put the - then # it shows -10 etc. If you put -10 - 10 it will show -20 etc. If you put 20+10 -10 it will give you the total for 20. Or 10 + -20 - 10 it will show -20. I hope I explained this ok.
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My language is no english. For that reason, I do not know what are you saying with CAS. If you are talking about a financial calculator, definitely no. It could work better a financial calculator. But you can make any program for Cash Flow or Cost Accounting Standards. Complex Adaptive Systems are hardly difficult programming because they have many variables. I do not know if this information is useful for you
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No not at all it all. unless you were to program a ridiculous amount of things into the calculator you should be fine.
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Yes they do. You can enter a stream of cash flows and do various calculations on them like PV, standard deviation, etc., etc. The 12C is the gold standard of financial calculators. You can't go wrong with the functionality. The only problem with newer models is they tend not to have the build quality of the originals.
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Yes, this calculator has a Computer Algebra System that is very sophisticated. The list of built in functions can be obtained by downloading the Operator Manual from the Casio website.
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I am just about positive u can. But call CASIO---BEST calculator out of 5 I have owned---it does everything
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Good question, unfortunately no. If you are having a problem with your calculator I recommend contacting TI for trouble shooting and other advice in addition Best Buy is awesome for assistance. As with all technology keep away from water and try not to drop. Otherwise it is pretty sturdy.
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Yes it does but I would look for another calculator. I have had two and they have both been terrible. This one after the first week just hangs up and won't add the last number unless I bounce it on the desk. Looking for something better myself.
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This type of calc is an investment in your future. If you will be doing other types of math like geometry, algebra, calculus, etc., then this is the one for you. I bought mine and I love it. Plus, if it ever gets sold to you with missing charging wires, call Texas instruments customer service and they'll mail you another set of charging wires no questions asked. I'm happy with both the company and their product. I cnt complain. Veey good calc but if your only looking for one for a particular class maybe go with the advice from the previous answer. Fyi ti-89 can calculate all the same stuff that the n-spire can without color screen and the other bells and whistles ;) if ur looking for something a little cheaper.
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I have had my calculator since July 2005 and I have not seen any way to generate a table like you want. You would have to solve the function F for each value of x and write down the results. Or get a graphing calculator. Or use a computer spreadsheet.