For Engineers: Selecting your calculator
Well, I had my Casio 115fx die on me DURING an exam, and I was p*ssed off, needless to say. I've used Orpat, but the one I have can't handle Matrices and Equations like the Casio could. I'm on the market for a new calculator.
So, what do you use? Is it reliable? Does it indicate battery levels? Can it handle matrices, algebraic equations and such?
So, what do you use? Is it reliable? Does it indicate battery levels? Can it handle matrices, algebraic equations and such?
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NachkoBeen using CASIO fx-85ES (#-Link-Snipped-#) for more than a year. Great calculator, I am happy with it. This is my 4th CASIO in the last 16 years. Maybe this website will be useful for you:
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