Sep 12, 2009 #1 N Nonagon Still Mildly Glowing Can anyone recommend a good windows calculator that they've used that has a great deal more power than that basic windows calculator? Namely, I'm looking for one that can do a lot of things with Pi and e. Thanks
Can anyone recommend a good windows calculator that they've used that has a great deal more power than that basic windows calculator? Namely, I'm looking for one that can do a lot of things with Pi and e. Thanks
Sep 12, 2009 #2 T TyloniusFunk It Wandered In From the Wastes You are aware of the View -> Scientific functionality of Windows Calculator already? If so, you could also try a TI-89 emulator http://mathematics.mc.maricopa.edu/seims/TI-Emulator.htm. Beyond that, you're looking at Mathematica, http://www.wolfram.com/.
You are aware of the View -> Scientific functionality of Windows Calculator already? If so, you could also try a TI-89 emulator http://mathematics.mc.maricopa.edu/seims/TI-Emulator.htm. Beyond that, you're looking at Mathematica, http://www.wolfram.com/.