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Texas Instruments TI-84SE Calculator $125 - $20 54835 - $15 rebate = $90 Texas Instruments TI-83 $100 + $1 filler - $20 54835 - $10 rebate = $71 Texas Instruments TI-84 Calculator $110 - $20 54835 - $10 rebate = $80 Texas Instruments TI-83 Calculator $10 - $5 rebate = $5 Texas Instruments TI-30X IIS Scientific Calculator = $13
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You can always tell when it's back to school time. Sweet calculators but the games on them suck.
RPN is better.
TI-89 is the way to go if you are going to do calculus. That or matlab/maple on a laptop
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Zephyr314, have to disagree. I prefer a HP 48-50 over any TI when it comes to calculus (let alone any engineering analysis).
There's no $10 TI-83.
#5, I found the TI-89 really intuitive and never lacking in any function that I needed it to do through high school calculus and then a math/physics degree. Anything complicated you can program in as well, which can come in quite handy. I still use it to this day.