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Any recommendations on a good calculator for advanced calculus, PDE, DE, linear algebra.

>> picture related
>> my calculator

>> No.10220755
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>>10220744
My dad (nearly retired electrical engineer) is giving me this monster.

I have a feeling its going to take as much work as a new university module to figure out how to use it.

>> No.10220758

>>10220755
>types the Riemann zeta function
>taps the solve button
>it confirms the Riemann hypothesis

>> No.10220767

>>10220744
Wolfram Alpha + random 5€ calculator

>> No.10220772

>>10220744
i stole that calculator from my high school. still have it, and only changed batteries once in like 5 years.
>>10220767
but this tho.

>> No.10220797

>>10220758
Not him but what do you mean by this?

>> No.10220807

>>10220744
Ti Nspire CX CAS

>> No.10220812

>>10220797
>his calculator doesn't have an analytic continuation button

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>>10220755
>RPN

>> No.10220824

MATLAB for PC and TI CX CAS for handheld.

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>>10220744
http://4chan-science.wikia.com/wiki/Recommended_material#Calculators

I would get a FX115es+ or FX991ex in case of the professor banning graphing calculators as well as never having to worry about the battery dying.

>> No.10220846

>>10220807
weak b8

>> No.10220856

>>10220814
https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R2N1UTS9TMEDLC/ref=cm_cr_dp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=B000GTPRPS

>> No.10220885

>>10220842
Will the 991 fool most invigilators?

>> No.10221735

>>10220856
OP here, that looks quite good

>> No.10221742

What about the TI Nspire?

>> No.10222508

>>10220744
Ee?

>> No.10222517

>>10220744
What's the point of math if all of it can be done by a calculator?

>> No.10222762

>>10220814
Don't feel bad, I know a lot of 10 year olds who can't figure out RPN either

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>>10220767
wolfram alpha + pic

>> No.10223260

You shouldn't need a calculator for lin alg

>> No.10223369

>>10220885
>Will the 991 fool most invigilators?
There's no need to fool because it's a scientific calculator that's allowed on any exam that accepts calculators.

>> No.10223640

>>10220744
Have they come out with anything past the TI-89 silver? (Probably, but I certainly don't care anymore)
That's what I used in college 8 years ago, with a little help from a "calculus made easy" downloadable program. Worth every cent.

>> No.10223703

>>10220744
Desmos

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>>10220744
>using a calculator

>> No.10223941

>He goes to a shithole university that lets him use a graphing calculator in piss easy classes

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>>10223941
>never passed 2nd semester so I don't know why a calculator is needed in later semester

>> No.10224595

>>10224583
You need a calculator only if your class consists of computing trivialities instead of doing actual problems. This is why in high school trig they teach you like 4 angles and then all problems consist of those 4 angles. Nobody gives a shit about which fucking decimal the answer is, what matters is the deduction process. You should ask your professors why in the fuck they are making you bother with that bullshit.

>> No.10224607

>>10224595
How about you try calculating the yield stress of an exhaust pipe on a gas/oil fed boiler, with two kinds of burners, optimal air supply conditions, entirely by hand, plus you have 3 other similarly tedious problems to work on and some extra questions to answer in 5 or more sentences.
You have 50 minutes for it.

>> No.10224611

>>10224595
>has never taking a science or engineering course

>> No.10224613

>>10224607
All of that would be computable by hand given ideal conditions. And then plugging in whatever specifications a real problem requires is a triviality. The real question is why are your professors making you worry about details that in industry computers handle. All you really need is to understand the concepts so that then you know what the computers are doing and can use the tools appropriately.

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>>10223714
THIS is a calculator

>> No.10224620

>>10224613
>given ideal conditions
Come back when you finished high school, kid. There are no ideal conditions.

>> No.10224625

>>10224613
This looks familiar, weren't you BTFO by the same guy last thread?
>>10206996
>>10206999
>>10207006

>> No.10224626

>>10224611
Unfortunately, I have. I still wonder why some professors do this.

My first guess is that these people are incompetent, and their idea of coming up with a new problem is changing a tiny bit of a well-known problem to turn it into a mess and now that is a "hard" problem.

>>10224620
Ideal conditions in the mathematical sense, brainlet. It's not hard to make the answer of any problem just be some combination of pi, e and the other usual suspects.

>> No.10224654

>>10224626
If you would know anything you would see it simply defined n=1.2

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>>10220814
>RPN = BAD!!!!
The sign of a true brainlet.

>> No.10226143

>>10220744
Why do you need a calculator? There are websites online that will calculate derivatives, integrals, eigenvalues, groups, matrices, graph functions. Pretty much every computational problem you will see in undergrad there is a website that will solve it online and I didn't even mention matlab. Physical calculators are a thing of the past, something that you only need on tests.

>> No.10226546

>>10220744
I reccomend the ti 89 titanium or ti nspire

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>>10220744
The one and only

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>>10227495
>non-solar gimp'ed version

why?

>> No.10227662

>>10220744
use your brain buddy

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Been hearing goods things about pic related. Is it worth/how does it compare to >>10220842