All of the important buttons are in a row at the top and you can easily toggle through doing things like entering equations and viewing the graph. The TI-84 Plus series is exactly like its predecessor in that it can be used on the SAT and ACT examinations as well as International Baccalaureate examinations. The technology included in the TI-84 Plus CE graphing family offers all the math functionality you need with the accessories and software to support the modern classroom. Rational Number Rampage provides a fun way for students to study and learn about the representations of fractions, decimals and percents in three different and challenging games.

The TI 84 Plus was introduced in 2004, and still without a doubt the choice for helping kids get through their class.TI Connect™ CE computer software allows for connectivity between your computer and graphing calculator. Options include running a specific program, app or picture on the calculator screen each time the power is turned on. Subject-specific lessons and tools that help students gain an understanding of maths and science concepts. TI Connect™ CE software is free for students and teachers and connects your computer and graphing calculator so they can talk to each other. The second, more moderate Exam Mode is the same, apart from three additional applications being allowed (PlySmlt2, Inequalz and Conics).

So if you ask it to perform a task that requires internal computing it will be faster than other TI-84’s. Free, downloadable classroom activities create a visual approach to learning and help students gain an understanding of maths and science concepts. MATHPRINT is the name for the calculator’s ability to print expressions as they may appear written out by hand or in a math textbook. However, if you like the newest gadgets, want to have different colors, a slimmer look, and more memory, then its a no brainer, the Plus CE is the one you’ll want to get. The CBR™ 2 system, which connects directly to your graphing calculator, is designed for teachers who want their students to collect and analyze real-world motion data, such as distance, velocity and acceleration.And of course, you will find lots of different modes to put your calculator in depending on what type of math you are doing.