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Journal by Daengbo on Sunday March 14, 2010 @11:44AM

I've got to buy a graphing calculator for a teaching competency exam I'll be taking in about two months. Despite doing 2 years of engineering, I've never used one of these things (they weren't useful for my courses in the 80s), and I'll have to become proficient in that time, as well. Does Slashdot have any recommendations for an inexpensive, easy-to-learn graphing calc?

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TI-84 (Score:1)

by Slack0ff ( 590042 ) writes:

Unless you're looking for any specialty features the TI-84 is a great all around graphing calculator. Check out Texas Instrument's website for more information on this model as well as the several others they offer, i'm sure there's one for you. Also, though I haven't seen one in a while HP used to have a nice line of color graphing calculators.

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