Need an App as close as possible to a TI-83 Calculator

[M@lew]

I have a lot of work to do for my Math's class but unfortunately, I've lost be TI-83 graphics calculator. I've noticed a few calculator apps for the Mac and was wondering if there was one out there that is as close as possible to the functionality of this Calculator?

Pretty much I need logs and the ability to find intercepts after sketching a graph etc.

Thanks

 

[speakerwizard]

you could ask this guy, maybe there is a call for this? and he might be interested in adding it:

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/294470/

 

[epochblue]

Pulled this from the thread mentioned above, but it's worth posting in here, I think. It's called Magic Number Machine.

 

[speakerwizard]

haha, you just linked, from my link, in the link

 

[question fear]

Also, if you or anyone you know owns a PDA or smartphone you might be able to buy an emulator program for it. Of course, you wouldn't be allowed to use it on a test but if that's no problem then there's another solution.

 

[panoz7]

Pretty much I need logs and the ability to find intercepts after sketching a graph etc.

Before downloading anything give Grapher a try. It's can be a little unintuitive but it should be able to do what you want... and best of all it's all ready installed on your computer.

 

[M@lew]

I've tried Grapher and it's good but I haven't figured out (if possible) how to get the intercepts etc.

Also, I wouldn't be using it in a test, this is just for now until school resumes and I can hopefully get a replacement.

 

[cruxed]

To find intersects, just use good old algebra

 

[M@lew]

Yeah, but usually if I don't need to use Algebra you can sketch it on a calc, or use that to check that your algebra is correct.