Problem # and a key word ġ) definitely keep using a calculator you're familiar with for tests. We often name docs with a date and/or page and/or As a teacher, this allows my students to quickly see For example, the 84Īllows one problem at a time basically. I am now appreciating the document component. Persist, then send these to TI and they might rectify. However, keep track of all the things you think are better on 84 than Moving from the known/familiar to unknown is always a bit unsettling. would I keep using pine and not change to gmail? not in a million years!īut it seems that you're definitely happier with the 84+ or 89. And, guess what? there are features there that gmail doesn't have (like saving to an unexisting folder and creating it on the fly) that pine did in 1995!!! 15 years later and gmail still doesn't have them!!!. I used to use pine, a text based mail reader, until gmail appeared. It's a different interface and a different philosophy, yes, and it takes some time to get used to it. ok, I'm biased, I wrote the program and I'm actually quite proud of it :) but most points remain more or less valid and I personally like the ability to recover a previous calculation instead of having to enter it again like in sci tools. well, I must take this one personally ) it's much more powerfull than the scitools one, has more units, allows converting constants as well (eg convert c to kph), allows derived units without any constraints. You can program others and it isn't nearly as hard as you're thinking, nor using those programs nearly as difficult.Īs for the unit converter. You have part of those functions pre-built on the nspire I'm just a little dissapointed that it isn't as powerful as the TI 89 Run i guess the short cuts make it faster for the basics.i guess Purposes.the organization is simple to understand and in the long
Graphing is pretty good, and geometry is definitely great, but for my The solver on the NSpire is pretty cool though, finding the roots,
The significant figure features, again, all basics but they do make me NSpire user interface, it isn't as simle as clicking, and doesn't have Similar.but not as powerful, more difficult to use, because of the The SciTools App has also been useful, the Unit Converter is Havin them around, just to be secure about things. Math level 2 and i always like to use them to check my work when i'mĭoing other problems as well, like on hw sometimes. Line programmed on, a compound interest solver, and some arithmaticĪnd geometric sequence solvers, mostly based for speed on the SAT 2 Speed and accuracy.for example.i had distance between point and Well on my 84+, I put on lots of short cut programs to cut down for You can find that under MENU when you are in My Docs or that command is available when you press DOC. Press CTRL C for copy and the go down to My Lib and press CTRL V to paste it into the library.
#Ti 84 vs ti nspire pdf#
View some of the file as a pdf areaRiemann.pdf (See TIĪ nice way to put a file into the library is to go to HOME > My Docs arrow down (and sometimes right) to the file area. After refreshing the libraries, on the TI-Nspire CAS you canįind the program in Catalog 6 (or Catalog 5 with the TI-Nspire) or type,įor example area\rsa(b,a,n). You could also consider how some things can be done on the numeric Nspire, like "nsolve(" instead of solve(an equation, variable)įor the trapezoid program, there is a section on my Nspire Calculus site that discusses "area.tns"įile in MyLib so that you can access the area approximation methods fromĪny document.
For both of these there are a few things that demonstrate the features of CAS. Several people have lately enjoyed the Scavenger Hunt. You may consider starting with the Primer. There are many files on that can get you going on Calculus. (Read the instructions to get a vision for all you can do with it.) You will enjoy the Period Table, Unit Conversion program, etc, on Nelson's site I've been teaching AP Calculus and Physics with the TI-Nspire CAS since 2007.
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