Ti 84 Plus Calculator: QuickStudy Laminated Reference Guide (Quick Study Academic) Pamphlet – December 31, 2013

My daughter needed the calculator for school and this is a very informative guide of uses, worth the money.

This was a great help when I bought the calculator.

Do you have moody teenagers? Do they use this calculator for homework and school?I’m always amazed by how stupid the calculators are! They never do what the kids tell them to! They are always wrong, and the kids of course input the exactly data and information!Do yourself a favor and buy this! It has already spared my ears and head hours of whining about how the calculator doesn’t work and the kids can’t do their homework. In fact, it has taught the calculator so many things that the teenagers have both seen a huge increase in their math grades!Thank you, Quick Study Guide, for creating this tool to teach the calculators everything that the teens already know! You’re a lifesaver!

The only thing I dislike is the size of the print. A bit small, but still very useful.

The great binder tip sheets of my youth live on! Very helpful to help with those intimidating and overpriced scientific calculators.

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Here I am, back in school at 40+. Decided it was time to go back and finish my CS degree. Since it was so long ago that I took calculus, I had to take it over, which meant becoming reacquainted with my old friend the TI Graphing Calculator (for the record, I had a TI-81 back when I last did this). While there is still so much functionality to learn, this reference sheet has been a great aid at helping me get back up to speed, it's useful especially since they don't bother including the manual in the calculator anymore.

This was really of no use to me. I’m not good at math to begin with.The quality is great for a laminated piece of paper but the information isn’t useful to me. I got more information from YouTube about how my calculator works than this document.