The Casio FX-9750Glll Black Graphing Calculator supports students and educators from middle school to high school and college. This Graphing Calculator has Python Programming language which is used in development of internet search engines and social media sites. Its icon-based menu is easy to navigate and the soft-menus make it easy to access functionality for common tasks. The intuitive software design facilitates a students grasp of mathematical concepts. Recommended for students taking Pre-Algebra Algebra I & II Geometry Trigonometry AP Calculus AP Statistics Biology Physics and Business & Finance. It is approved for use on ACT SAT AP PSAT tests.
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Model: Casio fx-9750GIII Graphing Calculator | Natural Textbook Display | Python Programming | Ideal for Exams, STEM & Advanced Math | Black
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I've said it before but Casio calculators absolutely smoke TI calculators in usability, cost, technology, and features. The only reason anyone buys the TIs is the teachers who never learned to use a better calculator because TI was the only option 40 years ago when they were in school. TI almost has a pointless artificial monopoly and they are milking it
These Calculators are approved for use on the AP Calculus test and I would say are more intuitive to use than the Ti-84. Half the price for the same functionality is pretty good. Also you don't need an old teacher who only knows how to use one calculator to help. Kids these days can figure it out from YouTube or Google.
Eh, I used a casio all through AP Calculus back in middle and high school in the early 2000s. It was what I could afford and kids can figure it out. $43 vs > $100 matters to a lot to some families.
These Calculators are approved for use on the AP Calculus test and I would say are more intuitive to use than the Ti-84. Half the price for the same functionality is pretty good. Also you don't need an old teacher who only knows how to use one calculator to help. Kids these days can figure it out from YouTube or Google.
And what schools even use/recommend Casio? Instructions taught to students are usually all focused around the TI-8x calculators.
Eh, I used a casio all through AP Calculus back in middle and high school in the early 2000s. It was what I could afford and kids can figure it out. $43 vs > $100 matters to a lot to some families.
I've said it before but Casio calculators absolutely smoke TI calculators in usability, cost, technology, and features. The only reason anyone buys the TIs is the teachers who never learned to use a better calculator because TI was the only option 40 years ago when they were in school. TI almost has a pointless artificial monopoly and they are milking it
This, I was one of those kids in the mid 90s where my parents bought me the Casio and the teacher was like, "you're on your own kid..." .
Parents, buy your kid the Reebok Pumps, not the LA Gear Regulators (IYKYK).
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And what schools even use/recommend Casio? Instructions taught to students are usually all focused around the TI-8x calculators.
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This, I was one of those kids in the mid 90s where my parents bought me the Casio and the teacher was like, "you're on your own kid..." .
Parents, buy your kid the Reebok Pumps, not the LA Gear Regulators (IYKYK).
Very well said - It's hard for cheapskates like us to "bend over and take it" just because TI has a monopoly, but your kid doesn't need the additional stress and mental load at school because you got a great deal. For my office job, this will do just fine.
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Very well said - It's hard for cheapskates like us to "bend over and take it" just because TI has a monopoly, but your kid doesn't need the additional stress and mental load at school because you got a great deal. For my office job, this will do just fine.
Flip side of both these comments. We have a TI-83 Plus, my daughter a junior in high school hates it and prefers a Casio we had picked up when she was in middle school. Still uses it and the TI sits in my desk collecting dust.
Flip side of both these comments. We have a TI-83 Plus, my daughter a junior in high school hates it and prefers a Casio we had picked up when she was in middle school. Still uses it and the TI sits in my desk collecting dust.
Another option is to check FaceBook Marketplace... I always see TI-83/84/89s on there for like $50 is good condition. Most people don't keep these forever after school and they are built like tanks lol. Definitely better with a good condition used TI than a new "hobo" Casio in the US Education system at least because of the TI stranglehold...
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Parents, buy your kid the Reebok Pumps, not the LA Gear Regulators (IYKYK).
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Parents, buy your kid the Reebok Pumps, not the LA Gear Regulators (IYKYK).
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If you can't do that .. you defintiley don't need a calculator like this.
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