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The TI-36X Pro is Texas Instruments' top non-graphing scientific calculator. It handles fractions, constants, unit conversions, matrices, vectors and numeric calculus, and its multi-line display lets you scroll back through entries. It is the calculator to pick when a course or exam bans graphing models but still needs advanced math. Compared with the Casio fx-991 series, it offers similar functions but a different key layout and menu system, and many students find the Casio quicker to learn. Owners rate it highly for reliability and exam legality.
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Owners rate it very highly, praising its function set, reliability and exam acceptance. Complaints center on the learning curve and key feel rather than accuracy.
The Texas Instruments TI-36X Pro is a handheld scientific calculator with a 16-digit LCD. It offers higher-level math and science functions. It is meant for computer science and engineering courses where graphing technology may not be permitted.
It stores values in eight memory variables: x, y, z, t, a, b, c and d. It runs on solar power or battery, and a 2032 battery is included.
