- Is the TI-30XS MultiView allowed on standardized tests?
- Yes. It is a scientific calculator accepted on many exams that prohibit graphing calculators, including several state math tests. Check your specific test's rules before exam day.
- How is it different from the TI-30X IIS?
- The MultiView adds a four-line display and MathPrint entry, so fractions and exponents appear as written. The IIS has a two-line display and simpler entry.
- Can it graph equations?
- No. It handles scientific functions, fractions, statistics and tables, but it cannot plot graphs or run programs. For graphing, you need a model such as the TI-84 Plus.
- What is included in the teacher kit?
- The kit contains ten TI-30XS MultiView calculators plus a teacher guide and storage case for classroom use. Each calculator runs on battery.
- Does it need charging?
- No. It runs on a replaceable battery, and some versions add a solar cell to extend battery life. There is no charging cable.
- Where is the Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView 4-Line Scientific Calculator, Teacher Kit 10/Pack cheapest?
- At Quill, for $158.99, as of our latest check.