Any good graphic calculators to get?

So my budget is around £50. Do all graphic calculators do pretty much the same thing? I am thinking of getting the fx-9750GII, any better suggestions? :bigsmile:

Reply 1

Ayman!

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Original post by verify360

So my budget is around £50. Do all graphic calculators do pretty much the same thing? I am thinking of getting the fx-9750GII, any better suggestions? :bigsmile:

That's a really good calculator and it has a more user friendly interface than the TI ones.

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XMaramena

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I went through school and uni with one of these. Use it today still, don't really need anything more.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Casio-FX-82ES-Scientific-Calculator/dp/B0009FHRPM

Honestly, if you're going to be doing graphs and stuff, then you should just use a computer. Macs come with a graphing and equation mapping software built-in anyway.

Reply 3

iliacl

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I use a TI-nspire CX, and it's... decent, I suppose. It does the job. It was bloody pricey though, and school standard meant we all had to fork out the money.

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verify360

OP

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Original post by XMaramena

I went through school and uni with one of these. Use it today still, don't really need anything more.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Casio-FX-82ES-Scientific-Calculator/dp/B0009FHRPM

Honestly, if you're going to be doing graphs and stuff, then you should just use a computer. Macs come with a graphing and equation mapping software built-in anyway.