I need a graphing calculator for lower level algebra class. I only have a scientific and don't really feel like spending the full price for one of these things. Two questions:

1.) Is there any way to get a reliable 'emulator' that I can use on my MAC laptop that would erase the need for a hardware version?

2.) If there are no good programs that do this, where is the best place to get a used one? scratched, etc would be fine I just don't want to pay more than 50 bucks.

thanks in advance, folks

3/28/2007 1:29:48 PM

I think that Ed McKay's Used Books (on Capital) sells TI graphing calculators.

I have one that I just offered to a guy in the classifieds, if he doesn't want it I'll PM you about mine.

3/28/2007 1:44:04 PM

fwiw:

http://www.coolmath.com/graphit/index.html

3/28/2007 1:44:57 PM

tartsquid, please do, need one soon

3/28/2007 2:10:51 PM

OHHHHHHH ED MCKAY'S USED BOOKS AND MORE

WE FEED YOUR HEAD

3/28/2007 2:21:17 PM

oh and http://www.maplesoft.com/

works great in OS X.

3/28/2007 2:21:56 PM

i used to have a TI-89 emulator for my computer waaaay back in the day

just use maple or matlab or something, you'll be fine

3/28/2007 3:14:32 PM

cygwin xwin component + ssh + ssh.ncsu.edu + add maple + xmaple = success

or use the command line for solving all those obnoxious equations

3/28/2007 5:45:00 PM

What about applications/utilities/grapher?

4/1/2007 4:36:33 PM

i have a ti-82 you can have for peanuts

4/1/2007 5:32:16 PM

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"What about applications/utilities/grapher?"

4/1/2007 6:49:27 PM