• CAM #3 – Review of Graphing Calculators Part 2 – Graphing

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    I test the ease of entering functions / equations and then graphing them

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  • In this video I test the ease of entering functions / equations and then graphing them. We look at the performance as well as the ease of navigating around the graphs (zoom in, zoom out, zoom box, tracing a graph):

    Texas Instruments TI-84 Plus, Texas Instruments TI-89 Titanium, Casio USB FX-9860GII,Casio Prizm FX-CG10, Texas Instruments Nspire CX CAS, HP 50g, HP Prime, Casio II FX-CP400 ClassPad.

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    Questions I hope to answer in future video reviews and tutorials:
    What calculator do I need for school?
    What calculator do I need for college?
    What is the best calculator for algebra?
    What is the best calculator for graphing / graphs?
    What is the best calculator for calculus?
    What is the best calculator for trigonometry?
    How to use my calculator?
    How to use RPN / Reverse Polish Notation?

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