Texas Instruments TI30X-II B Scientific Calculator

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  • SKU: TI30X-II B
£11.02 £9.50
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The 2-line display scientific calculator combines statistics and advanced scientific functions and is a durable and affordable calculator for the classroom. The 2-Line display helps students explore math and science concepts in the classroom.

- Display: 2-Line, shows entries on the top line and results on the bottom line

- Scrolling: Entry line (top) shows up to 11 characters and can scroll left/right up to 88. Result line (bottom) shows up to a 10-digit answer and 2-digit exponent.

- Key features for math and science: Previous entry - lets you review previous entries and look for patterns

- Menus: Allow you to select settings appropriate for your classroom needs.

- Fraction features: Allows operations with fractions and mixed numbers

- 2-Variable statistics: Enter/delete/insert/edit individual statistical data elements

- Conversions: Fractions/Decimals, Degrees/Radians/Grads, DMS/Decimal/Degrees

- Symbolic value of pi: Recognises pi as a symbol in radian mode, basic scientific and trigonometric functions.

The Texas Instruments TI30X-II B  Scientific Calculator is an approved calculator for sitting the Institute & Faculty of Actuaries examinations. Please note: VAT will be charged to UK customers.

 

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This calculator is a real strain for your eyes. Numbers are made of 'dots' so 'Null' for instance, has 13 dots in it and a diagonal. To use the square root, one needs to switch into the 2nd mode (if you want to calculate standard deviation from variance for example, you need to write it down first then switch into the 2nd mode and manually re-enter it there. most  other brands have it on the main panel). another annoying feathure - it sometimes converts a result into 10^10 (eg. i got a result shown as 0.000003 x 10^10 which means i have to convert it into a more acceptable format ( it is an 11-digit display so in theory it should fit on the display ). In terms of design, there are much better models on the market than this one, hopefully FIA will add them to the allowed calculators list..