Graphing Scientific Calculators ROATEE 36X Pro Office Calculators for High School with 280 Functions Financial Calculator Desktop, 3-in 14 Digit Display Office Supplies for Student Teacher Engineer
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Color: Graphing Scientific Calculators
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- ROATEE Graphing Scientific Calculators:Fully meets the computing needs of high school students and office use. It has graphics functions, scientific calculation functions and other special functions. It includes 5 calculation modes: COMP, COMPLEX, SD, REG, and BASE-N, and three operation modes (calculation mode, angle measurement mode, and display mode). It has a total of 280 functions,portable and comprehensive and It is a popular back to school supplies at the beginning of the school year
- Applicable Courses: This calculator is compatible with most high school courses and exams, including Pre-Algebra, AP Statistics, Algebral, Biology, AlgebrallChemistry, Geometry, Physics, TrigonometryFinance, Calculus, Business, APCalculus,PSAT/NMSQT,SAT,ACTCollegeEntrance Exams,APTesting etc
- Flexible Graphics Operations: The calculator supports most of the graphic operations, including Overdrawing Builtin Function Graphs, Specifying Range Parameters Generation Of Function Graphs, Generation of Parametric Graphs, Graph Overdraw, Zoom Function, Trace Function, Draw Operations, Graph Scroll, Single Variable Statistical Graphs, Paired Variable Statistical Graphs, Graph Shift, Graph Change, Graph Solving, etc. It is a professional graphic calculator
- Lightweight & Large Screen: This scientific graphing calculator weighs only 129g, about the weight of two eggs, making it easy to carry. The size of 17.5cm/6.8in*8.5cm/3.3in*1.5cm/0.6in makes it more comfortable to hold. It is equipped with a 3'' large screen for easy use and demonstration
- Anti-Fall Body & Durable: The body of this scientific calculator has undergone rigorous quality testing. Due to the anti-fall body and sliding cover design, there is no need to worry about damage caused by accidental falls, and it is also dustproof
Brand: ROATEE
Color: Graphing Scientific Calculators
Calculator Type: Graphing
Power Source: Battery Powered
Screen Size: 3 Inches
Product Dimensions: 6.8 x 3.3 x 0.1 inches
Item Weight: 6.3 ounces
Item model number: AC0501
Batteries: 1 CR5 batteries required. (included)
Date First Available: November 28, 2024
Manufacturer: ROATEE
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