Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView Scientific Calculator

Me agrado mucho gracias

My daughter love it because it help her with her math work.

Was studying for the teaching ETS PRAXIS math exams .. this model is EXACTLY what they’ve cloned onscreen for the test..so this was mail exactly what I needed; way beyond helpful to hold it in hand and practice learning all the calculator functions needed to get through the test quickly by knowing where they’re located..

This is a very good price (especially for Prime Members) for the TI-30XS, the only model allowed for use during the GED test. Those who take the computer-based test will be able to use an on-screen emulation of the TI-30XS during most of the math test as well as during parts of the Social Studies and Science tests. If your local testing center allows physical calculators into the testing area, this is the only kind they will accept. Its important to get the calculator early on during your test preparation and learn how to use it with ease before attempting the test. There are some things to know that you dont want to be trying to figure out during the test. Practice with the physical calculator will prepare the test taker to use the on-screen emulation, which functions exactly like the real thing. After you pass the GED you then have a useful and powerful calculator for use in your personal life or possibly in some college math classes, if college is in your plans.

This is a very good calculator, for when I need to do my simpler calculations. (It is an alternate calculator for the Advanced Algebra and Trig class that Im taking). If you can afford the fantastic calcuator, though, I highly recommend the (currently over $100) graphing calculators, such as the TI 84 Plus C Silver Edition or any of the 83/84 family. They do all of the functions that this excellent calculator performs, and many more, such as graphing functions and creating tables from those functions. For the person who asks, If the Plus C is a five-star calculator, why didnt you cut the 30 down to at least four stars? my answer is simple. For the $10 to $20 range calculators, the 30XS is a five-star calculator For the $100 and up range calculators, the 84 Plus C is a five-star calculator, along with the HP Prime (which is also a five-star calculator). However, the latter, though better in some ways than the 84 Plus C, is not allowed to be used during some college exams. I have all three calculators.

Daughter used this for college.

This calculator was easy to learn to use. I needed it for intro to statistics and it is great.

Lo use para mis clases y examen de matemáticas

I need it for scholl Live it

Needed it for school and is an easy calculator to use. Not too simple to wear I can’t do certain functions but not too complex where I get lost