Loved this thing and had it when doing highschool physics. I had the constant index for gravity and speed of light memorized, and I felt superior for using 9.80665 for g instead of simple old 9.8.
That is a beauty! I have the fx-115W from about the same era, and it is a lovely looking machine. I think that if we're going off of pure aesthetics, I'd have to put the fx-9750GIII at the top of my list for Casios.
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Albbi@lemmy.ca · 4 pts · 1y
Loved this thing and had it when doing highschool physics. I had the constant index for gravity and speed of light memorized, and I felt superior for using 9.80665 for g instead of simple old 9.8.
JakeSparkleChicken@midwest.social · 1 pts · 1y
That is a beauty! I have the fx-115W from about the same era, and it is a lovely looking machine. I think that if we're going off of pure aesthetics, I'd have to put the fx-9750GIII at the top of my list for Casios.
dm319@feddit.uk · 3 pts · 1y
Ah yes that's a pretty nice graphing calculator, also looks pretty good in pink!