What should I look for in buying new scientific calculator?

[Sharifah21]

Okay check this out, I'm planning to buy a new scientific calculator,(well it's not that my calculator is broken or what) it's just I want a new calculator that make their own fractions so that I don't need to convert when some of the questions asking to give the answers in fractions form,especially fractions with square root in it (my old calculator doesn't have it). It usually took me like 15 mins,but I can't just brush it off. It annoys me when I get the answers in decimal but I'm stuck because the question asks for fraction. So the questions are 1) How to make sure that the calculator is fine, it functions well? 2) How to make sure that it's legal for me to use in the exam hall (what type of regulations should I follow or anything)? 3) Any suggestions on good sci. calculators that produce their own fractions,work fast, and colorful(option) ? Thanks a lot in advance for everything.

 

[snowbrood]

Okay check this out, I'm planning to buy a new scientific calculator,(well it's not that my calculator is broken or what) it's just I want a new calculator that make their own fractions so that I don't need to convert when some of the questions asking to give the answers in fractions form,especially fractions with square root in it (my old calculator doesn't have it). It usually took me like 15 mins,but I can't just brush it off. It annoys me when I get the answers in decimal but I'm stuck because the question asks for fraction. So the questions are 1) How to make sure that the calculator is fine, it functions well? 2) How to make sure that it's legal for me to use in the exam hall (what type of regulations should I follow or anything)? 3) Any suggestions on good sci. calculators that produce their own fractions,work fast, and colorful(option) ? Thanks a lot in advance for everything.

fx 991es plus just the kind u need it will give u answers in fractions and u can convert that in decimals too

 

[snowbrood]

Okay check this out, I'm planning to buy a new scientific calculator,(well it's not that my calculator is broken or what) it's just I want a new calculator that make their own fractions so that I don't need to convert when some of the questions asking to give the answers in fractions form,especially fractions with square root in it (my old calculator doesn't have it). It usually took me like 15 mins,but I can't just brush it off. It annoys me when I get the answers in decimal but I'm stuck because the question asks for fraction. So the questions are 1) How to make sure that the calculator is fine, it functions well? 2) How to make sure that it's legal for me to use in the exam hall (what type of regulations should I follow or anything)? 3) Any suggestions on good sci. calculators that produce their own fractions,work fast, and colorful(option) ? Thanks a lot in advance for everything.

fx 991es plus just the kind u need it will give u answers in fractions and u can convert that in decimals too well if u need colorful display then buy casio prism but it is expensive and not allowed in cie just 16000 rupees

 

[Sharifah21]

OMG! Casio Prizm is more like an mp3 and it's sick. But unfortunately I don't think I can bring it into the exam hall since it produces it's own graph. So thanks btw. I'm so going to look into fx 991es plus.