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(More customer reviews)My first scientific calculator was a Sharp. Then I spent many moons in the land of TI. I'm so fond of the TI-84+ I had firmly decided I was a TI-gal. Then, I tried to buy some for my classroom a night or two before the start of the school year and the store was out of TIs. They had this lovely calculator. I'm embarrassed to admit just how long I stayed in front of that display debating over whether I was willing to commit to an unknown brand, especially when I didn't care for the Casios I had seen before. Finally, desperate to have a few on hand for my students, I purchased them.
It didn't take long for my students to find all the neat features. I originally chose them for the permutation/combination features and was curious about how useful stacked fractions would be for high school students. WOW.
My only complaint (until recently) was that they are so fabulous, five of mine walked off. This was bad news...until...I discovered the next level up which includes imaginary/complex numbers. So for next year...I'm going to upgrade my stash and guard them more fiercely.
I only put four stars because I soooo want those complex numbers now and all the other features I'm thinking I can get. I still prefer a TI-84, but our students are not allowed to use graphing calculators on their end-of-course test so I want them to get comfortable with a calculator that will serve them well. I was wishing I could put 4.9 stars (or 49/10 stars as my calculator would say). This is really a wonderful little device.
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