Whats the best graphing calculator to do physics/calc/chem/have notes that will be allowed in an exam?

Question

I've read that the TI-89 Titanium is pretty much the best calculator ever, but that most college professors won't let you use them in an exam...which kind of defeats the purpose. Does anyone know what kind of calculator will do physics/calc/chem/store notes or formulas or whatever that i can take into my highschool and college exams? PLEASE HELP. school starts tuesday >_<

Answer 1

I was a biochem major in college, so I took a lot of math and science classes. I only had one or two classes that didn't allow any graphing calculators (I think Nutrition was one of them) but in general graphing calculators were what everyone used.

TI-89 is indeed the best, but it is very expensive. I have gotten by just fine with a T!-83 plus, and I don't see how anyone but a math professional would NEED a TI-89 over a TI-83. By the way, forget about storing formulas and notes, formulas are almost always given to you on the test, and it's better to study and actually learn how to solve the problems then to take the time to put notes in your calculator.

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