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Insystem IN-82SC Scientific Calculator $9.98 @ Officeworks

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Insystem IN-82SC Scientific Calculator $9.98 @ Officeworks
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TRENT86 on 13/05/2015 - 01:31 officeworks.com.au (705 clicks)

Insystem IN-82SC Scientific Calculator $9.98
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  • 2 line display so you can view both the calculation and its result at the same time.
  • The calculator is powered by 2 AAA batteries which are included.
  • It can complete 240 functions including hyperbolic, exponential/logarithmic, random numbers, trigonometry/inverse trigonometry, square and square root, fractions, percentage, angle unit conversion, standard deviation and regression.
  • The calculator has durable plastic keys and a hard case to be long lasting.
  • It has an auto power off function to prolong the battery life.
  • The IN-82SC Scientific Calculator is approved for use in exams relating to the NSW higher school certificate, VIC certificate of education, QLD core skills test, SA certificate of education, WA certificate of education and TAS certificate of education.
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  • babo on 13/05/2015 - 01:44

    It looks so much like the Casio fx-82MS. Nice price :)

    • scrimshaw on 13/05/2015 - 02:42

      It's a clear rip-off of one, not a coincidence that the shape and model name resembles a Fx-82.

      For anyone interested in calculator for uni or high school I'd highly recommend getting a calculator with a full dot matrix display — it makes inputting large calculations much easier (input natural textbook format) as well as for statistical calculations.

      • Steptoe on 13/05/2015 - 07:08

        Approved for school use in exams?

        • scrimshaw on 13/05/2015 - 10:25

          not for HS. I used it for uni for 3 years straight, the examiners didn't give a toot about what calculator I used.

          For high school, Fx 82 AU Plus II is more common and it's around $32 delivered via Calculator King

        • CVonC on 13/05/2015 - 15:32

          @scrimshaw:

          lol which uni was this?

  • amkssg on 13/05/2015 - 02:23
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    To anyone intending to get a exam-appropriate calculator, please please please get a Casio Fx-82 series or better.
    (i.e. 82AU, 82AU Plus, 82ES, 82ES Plus, 82MS Plus II, etc.)
    It really does make you life tonnes easier.

    (Don't waste your money buying a cheap calculator at the expense of your exam grades)

    • 51722 on 13/05/2015 - 07:45

      FYI, at RMIT for Engineering, not all the '82 range is approved for exam use.

      "If it is Casio fx-82au with no other numbers/letters after au it is ok and approved." Thats what I received from the main office in 2013.

      • amkssg on 13/05/2015 - 09:21

        Pretty sure that would have changed.
        The 'AU' was replaced by the 'AU plus', and now replaced by the 'AU plus II'.

        Basically an updated version of the same calculator.

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