- Is the Victor 940 allowed on standardized exams?
- Basic scientific calculators like this are allowed on many exams, including SAT and ACT math. Check your specific exam's rules, since some ban certain models and most ban graphing calculators.
- How does it compare with a Casio fx-260 or TI-30?
- It covers the same core scientific and statistical functions on a single-line display. Those rivals are the common exam-room standard, so check that your school or test accepts the Victor 940 by name before relying on it.
- Does it have a graphing or multi-line display?
- No. It has a 10-digit monochrome single-line display, so you see one entry at a time and cannot plot graphs or scroll through previous calculations.
- What powers it?
- It runs on a battery rather than solar power. There is no solar panel to fall back on, so keep a spare battery on hand during exam season.
- Why buy a pack of three?
- The pack suits households with several students, classrooms, or anyone who wants a spare at home and one in a bag. Each unit is the same calculator.
- Where is the Victor 940 10-Digit Advanced Scientific Calculators, VCT940-3, Pack Of 3 Calculators cheapest?
- At Quill, for $43.99, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Victor 940 10-Digit Advanced Scientific Calculators, VCT940-3, Pack Of 3 Calculators?
- 3 stores we checked sell it, including Quill, Staples, Michaels.