Texas Instruments Scientific Calculator TI-30XB Multiview

The Texas Instruments TI-30XB MultiView Scientific Calculator has a 4 line display which allows you to view more calculations at 1 time. With the ability to compare results and explore patterns, the TI-30XB is ideal for maths and science use. This calculator is battery powered and can perform basic, trigonometric, polar and rectangular conversions.

Features

• This is a scientific calculator making it ideal for maths and science use.
• The MathPrint function displays expressions, symbols and fractions as they appear in textbooks.
• This calculator is button-battery operated, with the battery included.
• Performs trigonometric functions, logarithms, roots, powers, reciprocals and factorials.
• It performs trigonometric functions, logarithms, roots, powers, reciprocals and factorials as well as polar and rectangular conversions.
• The large, 4 line display allows more than 1 calculation on screen at a time including stacked fractions.
• This calculator comes with an impact resistant slide case that clicks over the front to protect it when not in use.
• You can use this calculator for general maths, algebra, statistics, geometry, biology and chemistry purposes.
• Automatic power down will help to conserve battery power when you're not using it.
• There is a lithium battery included so you can start using it right away.
• It comes with a quick reference card and guide book for learning how to use it correctly.
• The toggle key will easily convert square roots, fractions and pi to decimals and back again.
• A 3 year warranty is included for your customer satisfaction.

Button Cell Battery Information
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