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View full detailsThe updated fx-300ES Plus 2nd Edition comes with Natural Textbook Display (NTD). NTD displays formulas and results exactly as they appear in the textbook. The fx-300ESPLUS2 also comes in an updated protective hard case. This slim and sleek scientific calculator offers all the functionality needed for middle school mathematics classes and college-level Statistics courses.
Use cases: Statistics courses including fraction calculations, statistics and tables
Natural textbook display: Simplify fractions and roots
Repeating decimal display: Prime factorization
Random integer generator: Combinations and permutations
Natural Textbook Display
Casio's fx-300ES Plus 2 model can display fractions, derivatives, integrals, sum and other operations similar to their display in math textbooks.
Varied Use Functions
Converts between Standard form and a Decimal, Review/edit previous entries, Random Number Generator.
Table Generation
2-function Table of values [f(x), g(x)]
GENERAL
Power Source - Solar Powered with Battery Back-up
Number of Batteries - 1 LR44 batteries required. (included)
Power Supply - Solar + (G13/LR44)x1
Display (Lines or Dots) - 16 x 4 Lines (96 x 31 Dots)
Auto Power OFF - <... Show More
The updated fx-300ES Plus 2nd Edition comes with Natural Textbook Display (NTD). NTD displays formulas and results exactly as they appear in the textbook. The fx-300ESPLUS2 also comes in an updated protective hard case. This slim and sleek scientific calculator offers all the functionality needed for middle school mathematics classes and college-level Statistics courses.
Use cases: Statistics courses including fraction calculations, statistics and tables
Natural textbook display: Simplify fractions and roots
Repeating decimal display: Prime factorization
Random integer generator: Combinations and permutations
Natural Textbook Display
Casio's fx-300ES Plus 2 model can display fractions, derivatives, integrals, sum and other operations similar to their display in math textbooks.
Varied Use Functions
Converts between Standard form and a Decimal, Review/edit previous entries, Random Number Generator.
Table Generation
2-function Table of values [f(x), g(x)]
GENERAL
Power Source - Solar Powered with Battery Back-up
Number of Batteries - 1 LR44 batteries required. (included)
Power Supply - Solar + (G13/LR44)x1
Display (Lines or Dots) - 16 x 4 Lines (96 x 31 Dots)
Auto Power OFF - Yes
DISPLAY / EXPRESSION
Natural Textbook Display - Yes
Input - Yes
Output (Fraction) - Yes
Output (pi, root) - Yes
UNDO - No
Transformations Sexagesimal-Decimal
Transformation - Yes
Engineering Notation - Yes
Recurring Decimal - Yes
BASIC FUNCTIONS
Trigonometric, Inverse Trigonometric - Yes
Hyperbolic, Inverse Hyperbolic - Yes
Exponental, Logarithmic (log,ln,10x,ex) - Yes
Power and Radical Root - Yes
Fraction - Yes
Mixed Fraction - Yes
Pi - Yes
Rounding - Yes
Angle Unit / Conversion (Deg, Rad, Grad) - Yes
GCD/LCM - Yes
Remainder (R÷) - Yes
Base Specified Logarithmic (Log aB) - Yes
Prime Factorization - Yes
Ratio Calculation - No
UTILITIES Variables - 9
Variables List - No
Answer Memory (Ans) - Yes
Previous Answer Memory (Pre Ans) - Yes
Engineering Symbol Calculation - No
Solve function - No
CALC Function (Stored Formula Calculation) - No
Scientific Constant - No
Metric Conversion - No
SPECIAL FEATURES
Statistics - Yes
Standard Deviation - Yes
Regression - Yes
Variance - No
Stat Values List - No
Combination, Permutation (nCr, nPr) - Yes
Random Numbers - Yes
Random Integers (RanInt) - Yes
Integer / Nearest Lower Integer (Int,Intg) - Yes
Table Function - Yes
Type of Table - f(x), g(x)
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