We respectfully request that you keep this web page address private.This is a review of the TI-36X Pro Calculator by Texas Instruments.39. TI-30X Pro MultiView SmartView for Windows TI-30X Pro MultiView SmartView for Macintosh This web page is intended for educators only. TI-36X Pro Guidebook Emulator Software TI-SmartView Emulator Software for the TI-30X Pro MultiView Calculator.
Our TI-36X Pro Calculator Tips and Tricks For The FE Exam. Unfortunately, the 30X Pro had many bugs and as a result Texas Instruments quickly pulled the calculator off the market.All TI-30X and TI-36X models (Any Texas Instruments calculator must have TI-30X or TI-36X in its model name.) These TI calcuators will be familiar for those who have used TI-83s, TI-89s, etc. TI 36X Pro vs Casio 991EX.Originally, this was the TI-30X Pro that was sold in Europe during the Autumn of 2010. Florida International University 35.In speed and display quality, the Casio 991EX is like an upgraded calculator from what we can get in TI 36X Pro, but there is one issue that made Casio a bit annoying which is the inability to remember what you are doing when the screen goes to sleep while the features like app is definitely richer in 991EX. University of Washington 36. American Society of Civil Engineers 37.
The 36X-Pro is designed to allow user to enter expressions exactly the way they are normally written. The calculator is dual powered - solar for operation and battery for memory retention. I got this calculator on at an Office Depot store in West Covina, California (greater Los Angeles area).The TI-36X Pro is Texas Instruments answer to Casio's fx-115 ES and Sharp's EL-W516 calculators. The datamath.org website, which has this article, is maintained and run by Joerg Woerner, is an excellent site for Texas Instruments calculators, past and present.Recently, Texas Instruments released the TI-36X Pro, based on the TI-30X Pro thankfully without the bugs.
Hence typing 21.99 + 9.75% returns 22.0875, not 24.134025 (what it should be).The 36X-Pro is function rich: prime factorization, fraction and integer extraction, absolute value, polar to rectangular conversions and vice versa, modulus, basic matrix operations, basic vector operations, base n conversions, logic functions, and random numbers. All it does is divide the number attached to the % by 100. Thankfully, all the calculus functions require that x be the dummy variable, requiring only one press of the variable button.Sadly the percent function still doesn't "work". They are:E 10 button: e^ (exponential function), 10^Π e ι button: the constant pi, the constant e, √-1 (for working with complex numbers)! nPr nCr button: factorial (integers only), permutations, combinationsThe variable button works the same way, cycling through eight variables (an ALPHA key would SO much better). In addition, the 36X-Pro adds the numerical derivative, sums (Σ), and products (Π).Although the 36X-Pro enjoys a TI-84+ interface, the calculator features buttons that cycle through a list of functions with repeated presses of a button.
Examples of macros include "*2+3" and "+x→x". It won't do multiple step functions, loops, or comparisons. The OP is good for quick functions and one-step recurrence relations. You can store the final result (only the final result) into a variable. The macro takes one number as input. Example: x = -168/11 + 12z, y = 72/11 - 4z, z = z.The polynomial solver works with quadratic and cubic equations.The 36X-Pro has one OP function that you can store simple macros.
To get the variable a, you have to press the variable key FIVE times. This is my one big gripe about the Casio fx-115ES.* I like the multiple touch keys - they clean up the keyboard (see exception below)* Only one key to access eight variables. (meter-kilogram-second system)* This is the most advanced non-programmable Texas Instruments scientific calculator since the TI-68, and it's solar!* The operation is integrated: you do not have to switch to a separate matrix mode, complex mode, vector mode etc, to take advantage of these functions. The nice thing is that you can evaluate more complex functions with complex numbers.if you know the formulas.The 36X-Pro has 20 common conversions (English-Metric, Temperature, Speed, Length, Pressure, Power, Electricity) and 20 common physical constants in SI units. There is also a table mode, but the expression is in terms of x, so the table feature is not good for sums (Σ), integrals, or derivatives.As far as complex number calculations are concerned, you are limited to arithmetic, square, cube, reciprocal, absolute value, angle, real and imaginary part extraction. Be aware that the evaluation function works one time.
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You can download the manual online from TI's website. I paid $21.99 for it.* TI-36X Pro Calculator with hard case and quick reference card* A detailed and sturdy pocket manual. For the time being, the 36X-Pro is offered in select stores, but I suspect that within a few months this calculator will be everywhere competing with the fx-115ES for shelf space in stores everywhere. I say it is comparable to the Casio fx-115ES and Sharp EL-W506 both in terms of speed and overall functionality. The 36X-Pro is a nice calculator and well designed. However, it is common that complex number functions on a calculator are usually limited.I say yes.
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