Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView wetenschappelijke rekenmachine blauw/wit TI-30XS MV

Students and professionals often struggle with complex calculations that require multiple steps and clear visibility of expressions. The Texas Instruments TI-30XS MultiView solves this by displaying up to four lines of work on a single screen, allowing you to review and edit entries with ease. Its MathPrint™ feature shows mathematical expressions exactly as they appear in textbooks, reducing errors and improving comprehension.

Who is it for

This calculator is ideal for middle school through college students, especially those preparing for standardized tests like the SAT, ACT, or AP exams. It is also suitable for professionals who need a reliable scientific calculator for everyday calculations.

Main features

• MultiView™ display shows four lines of 16 characters each for better visibility.
• MathPrint™ entry system displays fractions, square roots, and π in natural notation.
• Over 250 functions including trigonometry, logarithms, statistics, and unit conversions.
• Dual power source: solar and battery (CR2032) for dependable performance.
• Permitted for use on SAT, ACT, and AP exams.

Specifications

• Calculator Type: Scientific
• Display Type: MultiView™ Display
• Display Lines: 4
• Display Characters per Line: 16
• Power Source: Dual Power (Solar and Battery)
• Battery Type: CR2032
• Entry System: MathPrint™
• Number of Functions: Over 250
• Fraction Capabilities: Yes (simplification, conversion)
• Exact Answers: Yes (in terms of π, square roots, fractions)
• Trigonometric Functions: Yes (sin, cos, tan, inverse)
• Logarithmic Functions: Yes (log, ln)
• Statistics: One-variable and two-variable
• Data Editor: Yes (for lists)
• Table Function: Yes
• Unit Conversions: Yes
• Memory Variables: Up to 8
• Permitted for Standardized Tests: Yes (SAT, ACT, AP)

Tips

To maximize battery life, expose the solar panel to light whenever possible. The calculator automatically powers off after a period of inactivity, but you can also manually turn it off. Use the data editor to store lists for statistical analysis, and take advantage of the table function to explore function values quickly.