A-Level Maths

Teachers
The minimum-specification calculator with the required Binomial and Normal distributions is the fx-991CW+. While this is adequate for the exam, a graphical calculator confers many advantages in both learning and exam performance.
There is a powerful immediacy of learning for students having technology at their fingertips. A graphical calculator is more powerful than a mobile app and more readily available than a computer. A calculator can be taken into the exam, giving confidence in checking answers to graphical questions. Many schools have discovered these advantages for their students.
Main Functions and Features
- High resolution, full colour backlit display with more than 65,000 colours
- Intuitive menu-driven system is easy to navigate with minimal abbreviations
- Over 3000 functions
- Simple PC connectivity via USB-C for uploading files and product updates
- Natural maths and text-book display
- UK Mode enabled for tailored curriculum experience
- Meets JCQ guidelines and permitted in UK public examinations
Powerful APPs for education, including:
- SolveN
- Statistics
- Equation
- Distribution
- Graph and Table
- Numerical Inequalities
- 3D Graph
- Database (Periodic Table)
- Spreadsheet
- Python
- Exam Mode
- Geometry
- Financial
Additional Functions and Features
- E-CON4
- Improved Catalogue Function
- 7 colours for many applications
- Colour-link functionality for easy understanding
- Simple PC-connectivity due to USB-C Mass storage
- Natural-V.P.A.M. – Natural Input and output
- Vector calculation
- EQUA mode: -Solve Integral/Probability function
- Xc < (Inequality) Graphing in GRAPH Mode
- Probability function in Calculate Application Application
- Integral Graphing (in GRAPH mode)
- Unit conversion
- GCD / LCM function
- Pie, Barchart (in STAT and spreadsheet mode)
- Geometry-Add-In preloaded
- Exam mode
All our graphical calculators are allowed in exams. Further details can be found on the Joint Council for Qualifications calculator FAQ documentation here.
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