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I'm (re)learning math and use a physical calculator. I'm not really sure why though, I think it's psychological? My computer or phone could do it all just as ea
by groffee 4y ago
I'm (re)learning math and use a physical calculator. I'm not really sure why though, I think it's psychological? My computer or phone could do it all just as easily.
- mhh__ 4y agoThey can just as easily, just worse. The UIs are awful.
- portpecos 4y agoI’m also in school. I found desmos.com/scientific to be much easier for my school work, especially for general chemistry. It’s because of the copy/paste function and the history buffer. Long problems require a lot of conversions of molar masses. Class work is a combination of book work and some auto-graded online application. The molar masses for the online application have more decimal places, so it messes up the sig figs if I use the book’s molar masses. So Desmos, helped by letting me copy the molar mass from the online chem application. I can’t imagine tapping 7 digits of several molar masses into a physical calculator. I wished Desmos would release an app though.