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| Subject: | RE: where do you find an online virtual ti-84 |
| Author: | ChadT |
| Date: | Apr 16 2010 |
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> where can you find a descent online virtual ti-84!!!! i mean come on
> i need one to do my work what do you think they made technology for-
> to use it!!!!!!!! and dont say go buy one because they cost alot of
> money and im talking like 100 and something dollars!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
taki,
It depends on what you want to do with it. If you are just interested in the
calculations part, most computers have a system calculator that can be switched
into "scientific" mode. If you are looking for the graphing capabilities, the
TI-73 is only $70, a Casio graphing calculator is $55, and an HP 39GS graphing
calculator runs about 40 at walmart.
The TI-83 is similar in function (less memory and a smaller processor, but if
you are on a virtual calculator, that will depend more on your computer than the
name on the front of the calculator). TI offers a virtual TI-83 on their
website http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/84/8442.html
Or heck, you could have just looked at someone else's answer to the same
question posted in the math forum a few months back:
http://mathforum.org/mathtools/discuss.html?context=all&do=r&msg=85615
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