Graphing calculator plus 84 83

Robust graphing calculator 84, 83, equation solver, algebra, math and fractions

Graphing calculator plus 84 83

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By: lethinhien

Users: 1,312,229

3.25K

Rating: 4.54

(12,190)

25 new ratings

Version: 7.1.9.63 (Last updated: 2024-07-08)

Creation date: 2020-02-03

Email: nh*****@gmail.com

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Camera: take pictures and videos

Wi-Fi connection information: view Wi-Fi connections

Other:

view network connections
full network access
control vibration
prevent device from sleeping
install shortcuts
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read Google service configuration

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# 50,609 ▼ 7

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#189 in Education (Free) ▼ 15 #5 in graph keyword 59 #6 in function keyword 40 ▲ 9 #20 in calculator keyword 81 #28 in calculus keyword 13 ▲

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App summary

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The full-feature scientific graphing calculator 84 plus provides many useful features for students:
- Graphing calculator 83 plus supports graphing, draw graph of many functions such as parametric, polar and functions
- Scientific graphing calculator 84 plus working as well as calculator t1 83 by supporting equation solver, newton root finding, fraction calculation.
- Graphncalc calculator 89 plus include integral calculator, symbolic derivative
- Statistics and regression: one variable statistics and two variables statistic, linear regression, quadratic, quartic, ...

This graphing calculator 84 plus emulates as an emulator 84 plus, students can use as an instruments tools for homework.
The robust equation solver can solve all of equations such as 83 x ^ 4 - 84 x ^ 3 + 89 x = 83
Finally, grafischer taschenrechner 84 includes full function documentation and examples.

User reviews

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Pros

The app is highly functional and similar to the TI-84 calculator.
Free version is comprehensive, offering many features without intrusive ads.
User-friendly interface with attractive customization options.
Great for students and tutors as it offers advanced features like graphing and various functions.

Cons

Some features are locked behind a paywall, limiting functionality in the free version.
The interface differs significantly from the actual TI-84, causing confusion for some users.
Occasional performance issues, particularly with complex calculations or integrals.

Most mentioned

The app effectively replaces a physical TI-84 calculator.
Users appreciate the lack of intrusive ads in the free version.
Several requests for a more authentic TI-84 experience in terms of functionality and interface.

User reviews

Incredible emulator (and more) in the free version. With the premium version, you ger more features like (more advanced) programming, but the free version comes with most, if not all, of what an ACTUAL 84+ CE comes with, and some nice bonus features. You also aren't *spammed* with ads. Overall a great app to have in general.

BellCube, 2024-04-24

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.

Benjamin Bailey, 2024-04-11

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.