Taculator 84 Graphing Calc vs Choice

TACULATOR 84 GRAPHING CALCULATOR • Your graphing calculator for high school and college students. • All the commands you know: advanced math, lists, statistics, distributions, stat plots and more. • Covers everything you need: Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1 & 2, Pre-Calculus, Calculus, Statistics... IT'S EVEN BETTER THAN AN ACTUAL CALCULATOR • 100X faster than a handheld, using the full calculation power of your iPhone/iPad. • High-resolution graphing window for sharp and beautiful graphs. • Icon home screen, redesigned menus, optional status line. • Share calculations by text or email. ◉ Math Functions • Scientific calculator with every basic and advanced function. • Scrollable history; copy any previous calculation. • Complex numbers support • Probability: nPr, nCr, factorial, random numbers. • Enter fractions easily; tap any result to flip fraction and decimal. • Piecewise functions, sequences, list commands like seq(, ΔList(, augment(. • Degree, radian and gradian angle modes, DMS format. • Error messages point at the exact spot in your input. ◉ Graphing Functions • Four graphing modes: Function, Parametric, Polar and Sequence (u, v, w with TIME and WEB plots); trace, tables, CALC and zoom work in every mode. • Smart trace snaps to zeros, maxima, minima, intersections and asymptotes. • Calculate intersection, zero, minimum, maximum, integral, and derivative. • Full ZOOM menu: ZBox, ZSquare, ZTrig, ZoomFit, zoom factors and zoom memory. • Draw on your graph: text, pen, points, tangents, circles and shading in color. • Store and recall pictures, or put a photo behind your graph. • Graph statistical plots like histogram, box plot, scatter plot, xy-line plot. • Full-screen mode, pinch to zoom, full window and format settings. ◉ List, Statistics, and Distribution • Stat list editor with 1- and 2-Variable statistics. • Guided input wizards for every test, interval and distribution. • List math: min, max, mean, median, sum, product, standard deviation, variance. • Find best-fit regressions: LinReg (ax+b), LinReg (a+bx), QuadReg, CubicReg, QuartReg, LnReg, ExpReg, PwrReg, Logistic, SinReg, PropReg, RecipReg, eBASEReg — with r and r² diagnostics. • Manual-Fit a line by eye, or QuickPlot points and fit a model right on the graph. • Statistical tests: Z-Test, T-Test, 2-Sample Z- and T-Tests, 1- and 2-PropZTest, plus Z-, T- and proportion intervals. • Distributions: Normal, T, χ2, F, Poisson, Binomial, Geometric (each pdf and cdf), invT — and shade them right on the graph. ◉ Command Catalog & Syntax Help • Integrated Catalog & Help: syntax, examples and error messages for every command. • Type a command and see the right syntax next to the cursor. ◉ Built-in Apps • Geometry: points, lines, circles and polygons — measure, transform, animate. • Polynomial Root Finder & Simultaneous Equation Solver. • Finance: Time-Value-of-Money solver, NPV, IRR, amortization. • Probability Simulation: toss coins, roll dice, spin spinners, draw cards. • Science Tools: sig-fig calculator, unit converter, data/graphs wizard, vector calculator. • Conics & Lines: equation templates for lines (even X=C), circles, parabolas, ellipses and hyperbolas, with SOLVE for center, foci, vertices, directrix. • Transformation Graphing, Inequality Graphing, Periodic Table. • Numeric Solver: solve any equation for any variable. ◉ Matrix Calculator • Store matrices and reuse them as [A], [B], [C], ... • Matrix arithmetic: addition, multiplication, scalar products, powers. • Transpose, determinant, inverse, dimension, ref/rref, identity matrix, cumulative sum. SUPPORT Contact us at contact@taculator.com --- Taculator Pro Membership • Unlock advanced calculations and functions with a monthly, yearly, or lifetime subscription. • Subscriptions auto-renew unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. • Manage subscriptions in Account Settings. Terms of Service: https://taculator.com/terms/ Privacy Policy: https://taculator.com/privacy/

No Choice About The Terminology The phrase “you’ve got no choice about the terminology” comes from an article in the New York Times describing an old-school ice cream parlor manager who insisted that things be called by their proper names. ‘A a scoop of ice-cream with topping on it is a sundae.’ Coming from a household in which ice-cream was taken very seriously indeed, and often struggling with what terminology to use to describe my ethnicity (Cherokee, Hawaiian, Samoan, raised in northern California rural mountain redneck culture), and my profession (artist? poet? software developer? educator? designer?), and recognizing both the danger and seduction of neat categorizations, the line inspired a series of text playing with categories, definitions and the idea that, though we might have some choice about our terminology, we have no choice about our ontology. No Choice About the Terminology was commissioned by the imagineNATIVE Festival for the Vital to the General Public Welfare exhibition.