This Hub focuses on the TI-83+, the most commonly used graphing calculator among high school, college and university students in statistics, calculus and geometry courses. This can also be applied to other graphing calculators such as the TI-85, TI-86, TI-89, etc.all of which are geared towards statistics or engineering for example. What if there was a way you could use your TI-83+ anywhere, anytime, even if you forgot your calculator at home? Well, there is! With free software online and a copy of your TI-83+’s ROM file, you can run a TI-83+ emulator on your PC, Mac, and as of late, your Android phone or tablet! For a student, loading up an emulator for their trusty TI-83+ lets them carry one less thing, and that's one less thing to get lost, stolen or forgotten at home. With its ease of use and graphing functions as well as the ability to write simple programs for routine equations and formulas, the TI-83+ is a useful tool outside of classroom. The Cemetech file archives hold hundreds of TI-83+/SE, TI-84+/SE, Casio Prizm, computer, and web games and programs. Voor docenten zijn kosteloze licenties te verkrijgen via Casio Benelux B.V. There’s no denying that a TI-83+ is a great tool for high school and college students alike. U kunt via deze website een emulator testversie van de fx-CG20 downloaden. Jesimpki (screenshot) You Can Emulate A TI-83 Plus?
Using an emulator for your TI-83+ lets you take your trusty graphing calculator with you on your laptop, tablet or smartphone. A TI-83 Plus emulator running in Windows 7.
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