Originally posted by: tfinch2
Calculators are needed for Trig?
Originally posted by: EarthwormJim
Well honestly depends how far you intend to go in math.
If you intend to continue with it and go to upper level, I'd buy a Ti-89 so you dont have to buy a second calculator (well not have to, but it makes life easier).
Originally posted by: reverend boltron
Originally posted by: EarthwormJim
Well honestly depends how far you intend to go in math.
If you intend to continue with it and go to upper level, I'd buy a Ti-89 so you dont have to buy a second calculator (well not have to, but it makes life easier).
I would stay away from a Ti-89 actually. Most teachers will only allow you to use Ti-84's on tests, everything else is too powerful.
Originally posted by: Leros
Originally posted by: reverend boltron
Originally posted by: EarthwormJim
Well honestly depends how far you intend to go in math.
If you intend to continue with it and go to upper level, I'd buy a Ti-89 so you dont have to buy a second calculator (well not have to, but it makes life easier).
I would stay away from a Ti-89 actually. Most teachers will only allow you to use Ti-84's on tests, everything else is too powerful.
This is true. I got screwed on the calculator portion of the calc final. My teacher made me put away my TI-89 and use one of her TI-83s, which I had no idea how to operate.
Originally posted by: Toastedlightly
Originally posted by: Leros
Originally posted by: reverend boltron
Originally posted by: EarthwormJim
Well honestly depends how far you intend to go in math.
If you intend to continue with it and go to upper level, I'd buy a Ti-89 so you dont have to buy a second calculator (well not have to, but it makes life easier).
I would stay away from a Ti-89 actually. Most teachers will only allow you to use Ti-84's on tests, everything else is too powerful.
This is true. I got screwed on the calculator portion of the calc final. My teacher made me put away my TI-89 and use one of her TI-83s, which I had no idea how to operate.
lol, Ti-89's are the ultimate calc tool. Ever.
Originally posted by: Leros
Originally posted by: reverend boltron
Originally posted by: EarthwormJim
Well honestly depends how far you intend to go in math.
If you intend to continue with it and go to upper level, I'd buy a Ti-89 so you dont have to buy a second calculator (well not have to, but it makes life easier).
I would stay away from a Ti-89 actually. Most teachers will only allow you to use Ti-84's on tests, everything else is too powerful.
This is true. I got screwed on the calculator portion of the calc final. My teacher made me put away my TI-89 and use one of her TI-83s, which I had no idea how to operate.