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The Greatest eBay Ad for a Calculator. Ever.
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lol do math and become unstoppable. nice find
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Just pure classic win.
"Anyone who aspires to become a leader who fulfills Biblical prophecies concerning an adversary of Christ, while resembling him in a deceptive manner must have the Texas Instruments TI-83 Plus Graphic Calculator.
The TI-83 Plus Graphic Calculator will be of great help to the budding Antichrist who will seemingly provide for the needs of the people but deny the ultimate salvation, as well as be able to plot sine and cosine.
Trade your immortal soul for the TI-83 Plus Graphic Calculator. "
Bahahahahaha! My school has these and I have to agree with this person. This calculator is amazing.
The TI-83 Plus Graphic Calculator will be of great help to the budding Antichrist who will seemingly provide for the needs of the people but deny the ultimate salvation, as well as be able to plot sine and cosine.
Trade your immortal soul for the TI-83 Plus Graphic Calculator. "
Bahahahahaha! My school has these and I have to agree with this person. This calculator is amazing.
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TBH the calculator is pretty disappointing- not that good at all. The TI-84 Plus Silver was good; the TI-89 "Baby Jesus" is where its at though. It was actually banned from our calc tests (the early ones anyways, you know, integration and derivatives) because it made them too easy. I just looked at the TI site though, and the Nspire line looks godly. I want.
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I use the TI-30X IIS, basic math and chemistry so nothing fancy.
Don't want to spend $100+ on a graphing calculator next year
Don't want to spend $100+ on a graphing calculator next year
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hahahahhahahahahahaha thats funny
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I survived my entire education without ever having to use a graphing calculator. =D
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most advanced calculator i ever needed was a 7 dollar scientific calculator for chemistry
most advanced math class i had was algebra 2
couldve taken trig my senior year but that wouldve meant i would have actually had homework
most advanced math class i had was algebra 2
couldve taken trig my senior year but that wouldve meant i would have actually had homework
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THIS
Plus, up until Cal.I-III The most impressive calculator i had was actually a Casio. Then i used a more beafy modle through Calculus 3 and 4. If i ever had to graph something ... we had these great tools. One was a magical stick that made marks on paper. When i went through college we had the newest model that you could fix mistakes.
Then we had this reveloutionary stuff that you marked on, ours was top grade because it was thin and small. We just started using 8*11 when i went through
Plus, up until Cal.I-III The most impressive calculator i had was actually a Casio. Then i used a more beafy modle through Calculus 3 and 4. If i ever had to graph something ... we had these great tools. One was a magical stick that made marks on paper. When i went through college we had the newest model that you could fix mistakes.
Then we had this reveloutionary stuff that you marked on, ours was top grade because it was thin and small. We just started using 8*11 when i went through
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The thing about math..
1+1 will always = 2. There's no need to update that.
1+1 will always = 2. There's no need to update that.
