HP Prime G2 Graphing Calculator,Black

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The HP Prime has a feature called Exam Mode. This enables various features of the calculator (such as CAS functionality, user-created apps, notes, etc.) to be selectively disabled for a specific time, from 15 minutes to 8 hours. This can be done manually within the calculator's menus, or by using a computer with HP's connectivity software. [9] LEDs on the top of the calculator blink to let the instructor see that the calculator is in this mode. Despite this feature, the Prime is still prohibited in many examinations, such as the US's ACT college-entry test. [10] It is however starting to be accepted in other examinations, like those run by the Dutch CvTE, [11] the Swiss IB, [12] or Alberta (Canada) [13] education authorities. There is a wealth of features that are excellent aids for teachers and students that come included in the HP Prime. For students who are looking for an easier interface and less-complex equations, the TI Nspire is going to be the best choice. The HP Prime and TI Nspire both pave the way for users when it comes to graphics, display and usability. Both have colored, 3D graphs that can be rotated and manipulated by the user. Additionally, the HP Prime comes with a mobile app, increasing the usability of the calculator by allowing students to calculate, graph, and work across multiple devices.

These are loose generalizations, as teachers can find the TI Nspire a better one for their needs and vice versa. To get you started, here are some of the main differences and similarities. You also get an integrated tool suite; HP Equation Writer supports multiple linear and nonlinear equation solving whilst HP Solve is time-saving application that allows you to store equations and solve for variables. Explore maths concepts with Dynamic Geometry, CAS (computerised algebra system) and spreadsheet applications. With the HP Prime you can easily switch between symbolic,graphical, and numerical table views of any mathematical expression with dedicated buttons. Save time and keystrokes with RPN and programmable functions, and see intermediate results while you work and For the first time ever each and every function can be turned on or off to tailor this calculator specifically for classroom or exam use. Now you can have the power of computerised algebra in the classroom whilst restricting its use in the exam room. PPL does not have this type of functionality. You can however have a function with a single list argument which the function can then process as 1 variable list of arguments" Primary focus of this release is upgrading the underlying build tools for all platforms (calculator hardware, windows, iOS, android, macOS). As such, there are few end user noticeable changes included. The goal here is to ensure that everything is "working just as before" to make sure that no problems have been introduced as a result of said tool change. This is an excellent feature for classmates and class projects which can be utilized by teachers and students alike.

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HP-PPL: LOCAL and INPUT: number of variables allowed (Firmware 10637), by Eddie W. Shore, Tim Wessman, Cyrille de Brébisson, Han.

Here are some of the more common questions related to these two popular graphing calculators. How do I get my saved work off of the calculator? The G1 model calculator has a 1,500mAh battery, which is expected to last up to 15 hours on a single charge. The G2 model comes with a battery with a capacity of 2,000mAh.

Home and CAS: Distinct internal number formats (BCD and Binary), resulting in different internal numerical precision (Firmware 12066), by Javier Goizueta, Joe Horn, Parisse, Tim Wessman. Simulator of the HP Prime Graphing Calculator for Android. Lets you do everything the calculator does, but with the full control of your keyboard and mouse and taking full advantage of your mobile device's computing power. This is the "Lite" (free) version, which is limited in its abilities compared to the full (paid) version. CAS and Home: Syntax notation for list/vector/matrix, (Firmware 12066), by Cyrille de Brébisson ans Parisse The HP Prime has an advanced computer algebra system (CAS) built into the calculator. This allows for better graphics, manipulate, and a seamless integration with computers, projectors, and more. Documentation, Games, Math Aplets, Miscellaneous Applications, PC Files, Programming Tools, Science Aplets, Utilities

The functionality of the HP Prime is also available as emulation software for PCs and Macs, [8] as well as for various smartphones. Primary focus of this release is upgrading the underlying build tools for all platforms (calculator hardware, windows, iOS, android, macOS). As such, there are few end user noticeable changes included. The goal here is to ensure that everything is "working just as before" to make sure that no problems have been introduced as a result of said tool change."Or why (X NTHROOT Y) and (Y Note: For G2 h/w versions there is a more recent firmware version dated as 2020-01-21 alleged to correspond to s/w version 2.1.14433 (but this is not documented in the official release info file), and it is listed in the HP ftp repositories with the file name "HP_Prime_Calculator_G2_Firmware_20200121.zip". Yes! Once you have set up an equation, both calculators allow you to manipulate the graphs to see it from different angles and with different data points. This is especially helpful with graphs related to graphs and statistics. Seifert, Dan (2013-04-23). "HP's new Prime graphing calculator fights smartphone envy with a touchscreen and apps". The Verge . Retrieved 2013-11-06. HP-PPL: How to call a function with an arbitrary number of arguments (Firmware version 2.1.14181), by Cyrille de Brébisson, Parisse, Han

Or how to copy items between CAS and Home modes using a few different approaches (Or the case sensitive variable names feature)).Both of these models allow for files to be shared to a computer, or another calculator. Simply connect your calculator to the computer of your choice and you can transfer files, notes, exams, work, and more!