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Calculator Community => Other Calculators => Topic started by: piexil on September 10, 2012, 10:23:46 pm
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So, I had to get a second calculator for AP chem (It's my teacher's policy), and it can only be scientific, so I chose the most advanced one I could, the TI-36x PRO. I love the thing so far. I also have my trusty Nspire-CX. One thing I noticied, is the 36x is far from being a CAS of course, yet it gives exact answers. Let's say I did 20pi/5, it would give me 4pi. If I do sqrt(27) it gives me 3sqrt(3). These are things my nspire cx can't do. WHy do you do this Ti? I guess I'll be using both calcs from now on...
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agreed. Once I saw a $20 casio calculator that does the "simplify" thingy that cx can't do.
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The TI can do that...
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The TI can do that...
A CX CAS can nativley, a CX non-cas (what I have) can't unless you expand it with basic libs.
On a side note: I should probably get back to my hon stats and precalc homework.....
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Hahaha have fun with HW! :) If you want it to do that why not just download the libs? They're only a few kb :P
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Hahaha have fun with HW! :) If you want it to do that why not just download the libs? They're only a few kb :P
Don't have the nspire software installed currently and too lazy to do it :p