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Results
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Choice
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Percent
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Computations
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11
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6.5%
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Algebra/Graphing
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15
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8.9%
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Calculus
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17
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10.1%
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Statistics
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1
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0.6%
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Science (Physics, Chemistry, etc.)
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9
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5.3%
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Programming
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49
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29.0%
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All of the above
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58
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34.3%
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Other (Please list below!)
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9
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5.3%
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Re: What do you primarily use your calculator for?
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Soth 
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Well, mostly when I can't be bothered to do basic arithmetic, and when there is complicated stuff, that has lots and lots of long numbers that get used over and over again.
I also use it for writing basic scripts to solve problems (circuit design etc). - More powerful than AWR MW Office? well maybe - definitely easier.
Odd point, after noticing a new pinball agme for the 82. I haven't had ASM on my calc for over two years. Scarey to think about isn't it. Do loads of ASM coding, but all for PICS, nothing for the old calc.
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12 November 2004, 18:04 GMT
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Re: What do you primarily use your calculator for?
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ND_superfish
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I play games on my calculator. You'd never get away bringing a Gameboy to class, but what teacher would object to a student using a calculator?
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13 November 2004, 15:46 GMT
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Re: What do you primarily use your calculator for?
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Paul Houser
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Calculus. That's why I bought my 89 4 years ago. Ironically, my 89 died the year I finally was able to use it for the reason I bought it...but I bought another anyway :)
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14 November 2004, 00:42 GMT
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