Benjamin Bailey
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One critique/suggestion - give the option to input expressions purely in-line with parentheses etc as with the physical ti83. It is much faster for users who have no issue with order of operations. For instance, I graphed a complicated function, then wanted to graph the absolute value. For that I had to actually cut and paste it into the abs environment, instead of inserting abs( at the beginning and closing the parentheses at the end.
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Zale Rogers
Trying too hard to be used friendly, it no longer is like a ti 84. When I go to polar form, it uses t for time, instead of theta as a ti 84 does. I try math > 9, it won't let me do a definite integral, because it will only do an indefinite, store that, input into y=, open a table input endpoints, and subtract answers from another. Really frustrating. Why can't you just do what a ti-84 does? It already works wonderfully.
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J C (Dark Knight)
So I accidentally broke 2 of the actually Ti-84s, but this app is almost identical and a little more user-friendly sometimes. I don't have the premium version and some things like derivatives, integrals, and limits require premium, but I'd just use SymbolLab online for that. Most phone calculators suck (particularly iphones), but I prefer to use this app over the actual Texas Instruments for the vast majority of the time, and I've been using it for a year now. 1 con: No instant fraction setup
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