Can someone recommed the best calculator for me to buy that will work for all my college math courses?

April 23rd, 2010 by Leave a reply »

I am currently taking Algebra and need to buy a calculator for class. The instructor said that the lower end TI36 would work for the class. However, I will be taking Pre-Calculus soon. I will also be taking Business Calculus and Business Statistics 1&2 as well as other accounting and finance courses. Could someone recommended a model of graphing calculator that would best meet the needs for all these classes? I would like to go ahead and get one now at the start of all my math courses rather than buy new calculators as my courses progress, if possible.

Thanks!

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3 comments

  1. aznskillz says:

    i don’t see much of a point of getting a graphing calculator for pre calculus….but if you are getting one anyways then ill recommend the ti-89

  2. James M says:

    TI-85 is a good graphing calculator. Check on Ebay for prices Lots of them on there for pennies on dollar.

  3. KrazyKyngeKorny says:

    Go to an office supply store (Staple’s, Office Depot, etc.) and look for agraphing calc, TI, HP, Sharp’s or Casio. They are all good. TI is probably the best, but are the most expensive. The TI-83 Platinum has the largest memory.