I Am In The First Year In The Cource Of Civil Engineering In The University And I Am Considering Buying A Graph Calculator And I Am Between Hp 50g And Texas Instruments Ti-89 Titanium.every One Who Can Help Is Welcome.thank You In Advance.
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Graphing Calculators
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EricNau
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Ask for recommendations from your professors as well as other students.
I would get the most popular in your area; it will make life much easier. When you have a problem, for example, it will be much easier to find someone who can help you.
If I were to follow my own advice, I would buy the Ti-89, but the same might not hold true for you.
Good luck with your purchase.
I would get the most popular in your area; it will make life much easier. When you have a problem, for example, it will be much easier to find someone who can help you.
If I were to follow my own advice, I would buy the Ti-89, but the same might not hold true for you.
Good luck with your purchase.
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pimentoLoaf
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Try these people.
Got an old HP-48g+ from them just after HP stopped making them. RPN & Algebraic. The gx module has slots to plug cartridges for different disciplines.
If you can find one of these old designs, buy it.
(BTW, iaswn90, I sent you a private message via email. Take a look quick.)
Got an old HP-48g+ from them just after HP stopped making them. RPN & Algebraic. The gx module has slots to plug cartridges for different disciplines.
If you can find one of these old designs, buy it.
(BTW, iaswn90, I sent you a private message via email. Take a look quick.)
