Makes you wonder, don't it?
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You know that the TI-83+ is the only graphing calculator we're allowed under law to use on a provincial exam?
Makes you wonder, don't it?
Makes you wonder, don't it?
Internaut
They're very, very powerful. The higher versions (TI-92) are way to powerful for someone not even out of high school to be using.
Because then it's not you, it's the calculator that's doing the work.
Because then it's not you, it's the calculator that's doing the work.
friend of the sleeping pill
LOSERS.
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TI-T5?
Tyko Asakawa
those blinded by rage are by destiny ensnared
I have a T-1000 . . .
Its liquid metal you know . . .
Its liquid metal you know . . .
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Terminated.
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No, Kas. The "TI-83 Plus". It's a Calculator. And it's a piece, compared to other, similarly priced models from other manufactuers.
Internaut
Er, what was the point of that post?
You said you can't use anything bigger than a TI-83, I said that is because anything bigger does the work for you...
You said you can't use anything bigger than a TI-83, I said that is because anything bigger does the work for you...
friend of the sleeping pill
LOSERS.
the bitch is back
Ahh. I thought you were talking about the TI-92 or something... *shrugs*
But it's not that we're not allowed to use more powerful calculators. It's that we're not allowed to use calculators of equivilent power by other manufacturers. Canon makes a colour graphing caculator in the same class as the TI-83, but to be legally allowed to use a graphing calculator during an exam, is has to be a Texas Instruments manufacture.
A little strange...
But it's not that we're not allowed to use more powerful calculators. It's that we're not allowed to use calculators of equivilent power by other manufacturers. Canon makes a colour graphing caculator in the same class as the TI-83, but to be legally allowed to use a graphing calculator during an exam, is has to be a Texas Instruments manufacture.
A little strange...