They are mildly helpful for visualising a few problems such as trig identities & polar graphs.
They aren’t really a significant advantage at A-levels & most of them are banned are banned at university anyway.
A standard casio calculator is fine, the exams aren’t testing people’s ability to press buttons, but ability to solve mathematics problems.
They aren’t really a significant advantage at A-levels & most of them are banned are banned at university anyway.
A standard casio calculator is fine, the exams aren’t testing people’s ability to press buttons, but ability to solve mathematics problems.
Original post by mnot
They are mildly helpful for visualising a few problems such as trig identities & polar graphs.
They aren’t really a significant advantage at A-levels & most of them are banned are banned at university anyway.
A standard casio calculator is fine, the exams aren’t testing people’s ability to press buttons, but ability to solve mathematics problems.
They aren’t really a significant advantage at A-levels & most of them are banned are banned at university anyway.
A standard casio calculator is fine, the exams aren’t testing people’s ability to press buttons, but ability to solve mathematics problems.
Great thanks!
So all of that is possible on an online website like geogebra anyway?
Original post by subbhy
Great thanks!
So all of that is possible on an online website like geogebra anyway?
So all of that is possible on an online website like geogebra anyway?
Never come across that website but using web tools it is certainly possible to replicate the functionality of a graphic calculator and far far more.
frankly with matlab, wolfram alpha etc. it’s much easier then using a graphics calculator (they just require a computer).
Original post by mnot
Never come across that website but using web tools it is certainly possible to replicate the functionality of a graphic calculator and far far more.
frankly with matlab, wolfram alpha etc. it’s much easier then using a graphics calculator (they just require a computer).
frankly with matlab, wolfram alpha etc. it’s much easier then using a graphics calculator (they just require a computer).
Thanks a lot
Original post by mnot
They are mildly helpful for visualising a few problems such as trig identities & polar graphs.
They aren’t really a significant advantage at A-levels & most of them are banned are banned at university anyway.
A standard casio calculator is fine, the exams aren’t testing people’s ability to press buttons, but ability to solve mathematics problems.
They aren’t really a significant advantage at A-levels & most of them are banned are banned at university anyway.
A standard casio calculator is fine, the exams aren’t testing people’s ability to press buttons, but ability to solve mathematics problems.
Most grahic calculators are NOT banned at A level - there's also nothing to stp you using them at uni except in exams.
Original post by subbhy
Great thanks!
So all of that is possible on an online website like geogebra anyway?
So all of that is possible on an online website like geogebra anyway?
I find them useful - especially when learning graphs and checking answers. Most are allowed in A level exams and there's nothing to stop you using them at uni - just not in exams. [I teach Maths]
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