What is the best scientific calculator for high school students.

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   MM Del Rosarioposted 13 years ago

   What is the best scientific calculator for high school students.

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   MickSposted 13 years ago

   pencil, paper, brain, can't beat them, when they can do the maths using them, then let them learn how to use a calculator.

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   nadpposted 13 years ago

   I think that the TI84+ (Texas Instruments) is best.  It will take any student through high school and college math as well.I teach high school math.  Students should learn most principles without a calculator, but for some things they are nearly essential.  In statistics, the ability of the calculator to do all the drudge work has allowed more teaching and understanding of the statistical principles behind the number crunching.  That's what's important!

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   Addminposted 13 years ago

   I'd also have to go with the TI84+, though this could depend on which school you go to. It is a powerful graphing calculator, and has good support. Most students are REQUIRED to have one nowadays. But a calculator is no good to you if you don't know what you're doing, don't rely solely on it.

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   CalcGuyposted 13 years ago

   Since you asked about scientific calculators, not graphing calculators, I've got to go with the TI-30x Multiview. Texas Instruments updates its TI-30 series every few years, and this was a really awesome update. On this calculator, fractions look like fractions, exponents look like exponents, etc. It's the first non-graphing calculator from TI that could do this.  It'll also simplify square roots and give you exact values for trig questions (involving radicals, not just decimal answers).

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   Rodzer017posted 12 years ago

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   chicagoguyposted 12 years ago

   Texas Instruments TI-89 Advanced Graphing Calculator ,,you can buy used one for about 70 bucks !!

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   calculus-geometryposted 11 years ago

   I agree with what other answerers have said, get a TI 84+ model.  The graphing calculators are more powerful, instructive, and useful for advanced math studies than simple scientific calculators.  The graphing utility alone will help students understand functions better.  But also it has built-in statistics calculations and function integrators good for checking your answers.
   
   http://www.had2know.com/technology/grap … ilver.html

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