TI 83

[dabears32]

http://www.soa.org/education/exam-re...lculators.aspx

When did this happen?

MFE candidates only may also use TI-83 and TI-84.

Ive passed already but have not heard anything about this

[CASualty]

Originally Posted by dabears32

http://www.soa.org/education/exam-re...lculators.aspx

When did this happen?



Ive passed already but have not heard anything about this

I had no idea . . . a graphing calculator on an SOA exam . . . crazy!

[Josia]

I'd say April Fools if it were 4/1

[sarahl1286]

OMG that would have been even better than the multiview!!

[CASualty]

Originally Posted by sarahl1286

OMG that would have been even better than the multiview!!

I bought the multiview but never used it . . . although the display is nice, I find it too slow.

I wish the SOA would approve non-Texas Instruments calculators . . . I find all TI calculators are too slow my my double-finger tapping

[sarahl1286]

Originally Posted by CASualty

I bought the multiview but never used it . . . although the display is nice, I find it too slow.

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what the heck? In comparison to what?

[CASualty]

Originally Posted by sarahl1286

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what the heck? In comparison to what?

To the TI-30XII-S. Not necessarily computation wise, but for scrolling and editing your calculations and stuff.

[sarahl1286]

oh oh oh, I see. The only other option I was thinking was the BA ones. yick!

[CASualty]

Originally Posted by sarahl1286

oh oh oh, I see. The only other option I was thinking was the BA ones. yick!

Other than for financial calculations (such as FM), I absolutely hate the BAII. It really hasn't changed much since the 80s.

[sarahl1286]

Originally Posted by CASualty

Other than for financial calculations (such as FM), I absolutely hate the BAII. It really hasn't changed much since the 80s.