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Casio® HR-10RC Portable Printing Calculator
Canon MP27DII Printing Calculator, Gray
CLI 8-Digit Handheld Calculators, Assorted Colors, Set Of 12 Calculators
Casio® JF100BM Solar/Battery-Powered Calculator
Victor® 1205-4 Commercial Desktop Printing Calculator
Texas Instruments® TI-83 Plus Graphing Calculator
Canon CP1213DIII Desktop Printing Calculator - Dual Color Print - Dot Matrix - 4.8 lps - Ergonomic Design, Independent Memory, Item Count - 9933B001
Texas Instruments Nspire CX II CAS Graphing Calculator - Rechargeable, Computer Algebra System (CAS) - Battery Powered - 2"x7.3"x11.8" - Gray
Ativa® 8-Digit Desktop Calculator, Black
Sharp® EL-1901 Digital Printing Calculator, White
Office Depot® Brand 1-Ply Bond Paper Rolls, 3" x 150', White, Carton Of 50
Sharp® EL-1501 12-digit Desktop Printing Calculator
Sharp® EL-1801V 12-Digit Printing Calculator
Canon® TS1200TSC 12-digit Desktop Calculator
Canon HS-1200TS Desktop Display Calculator
Victor 6700 Extra-Large Desktop Calculator
Casio fx-115ES PLUS Natural-V.P.A.M. 2nd Edition Scientific Calculator, White, FX-115ESPLS2-S
Texas Instruments® TI-1795SV SuperView Desktop Display Calculator
Ativa® 12-Digit Desktop Calculator With Cost And Margin, White
Casio® JE-12E Compact Ergonomic Calculator, White
Sharp® EL339HB Desktop Display Calculator
Casio® fx-9750GIII USB Power Graphic 3 Graphing Calculator, Black, FX-9750GIII
Texas Instruments TI-30XIIS Scientific Calculator
Texas Instruments® BA II Plus Professional Calculator

Do I need a calculator?

Calculators are used to solve math problems. More advanced calculators, like scientific calculators, can also be used to solve complex equations.

Students may need calculators for coursework like algebra or calculus. Professionals may also need calculators for jobs like accounting and bookkeeping. Some people may also want a calculator for personal use, such as for preparing taxes or calculating household expenses.

There are many reputable brands of calculators, including:

Texas Instruments calculators

Victor calculators

Casio calculators

Sharp calculators

What type of calculator should I get?

There are many styles of calculators. A basic calculator is meant to do basic arithmetic. Also called a four-function calculator, it can perform addition, subtraction, division, and multiplication. A basic calculator is usually sufficient for people who are doing simple math.

A scientific calculator can do advanced functions, like logarithm problems, exponential problems, and more. Students in advanced courses like trigonometry may need a scientific calculator. Scientific calculators may also be required for people who work in certain fields like engineering.

Desk calculators are often used in professional settings, such as by accountants. They are larger than basic calculators and have additional functions, such as being able to calculate percentages and square roots. They also are larger with more buttons and have a display that tilts up. This is because they’re designed to lie flat on a desk while still being easy to read.

A kid’s calculator or classroom calculator is a basic calculator but designed for children. These calculators tend to have bright colors and large buttons, making them easier for small hands to manage.

What type of calculator do I need?

The right calculator depends on the purpose. While a four-function calculator might be sufficient for personal use, like calculator expenses, people who need to perform more advanced functions, like exponents and logarithms, may need a scientific calculator.

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