The HP Prime's non-CAS home-screen supports textbook, algebraic and 128-level RPN (aka Advanced RPN) entry logic. Graphing functions: Functions, Advanced Graphing, 3D Graphing, Polar, Parametric Plot; Differential Equation, Bar Plot; Histogram, Scatter Plot; Find: Intersect, Extremum, Slope, Area; Zoom, etc. The goal here is to ensure that everything is "working just as before" to make sure that no problems have been introduced as a result of said tool change. LEDs on the top of the calculator blink to let the instructor see that the calculator is in this mode. The calculator uses a new operating system unrelated to HP's legacy Saturn and Saturn-emulated systems, which were used on HP's previous RPN/RPL graphing calculators; therefore, it is not compatible with any User RPL or System RPL, or with programming in Saturn or ARM assembler language.

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The HP Prime's graphical user interface features two separate home screens, one of which contains an integrated computer algebra system (CAS) based on the free and open-source Xcas/Giac 1.The exam score for this year’s Central Written Exam can be downloaded from the Support-Downloads section and easily dragged and dropped onto the calculator(s). Despite this feature, the Prime is still prohibited in many examinations, such as the US's ACT college-entry test.

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For example, if I do this calculation with the virtual calculator: "exp (-10 The scoring that appears on this site is determined by the site operator in its sole discretion, and should NOT be relied upon for accuracy purposes.

The third production model, which was introduced in August 2016, has a revised color scheme with darker blue and orange colors for an improved readability of the keyboard. Lets you do everything the calculator does, but with the full control of your keyboard and mouse and taking full advantage of your PC's computing power. This full-color, multi-touch calculator has touchscreen or keypad interaction, powerful math applications, formative assessment tools, wireless connectivity, and a long-life, Li-ion rechargeable battery. The original hp38g only had the function INVERSE(…) and the -1 operator was added for convenience sake in the hp39g, released in 2000. It is however starting to be accepted in other examinations, like those run by the Dutch CvTE, [11] the Swiss IB, [12] or Alberta (Canada) [13] education authorities.