Main Features

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  Graphing calculator with rectangular, polar, parametric, and inequality graphs
  
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  Programmable using Casio BASIC-like programming
  
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  Dot matrix display with icon menu interface
  
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  10+2 digit display
  
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  Over 2,100 mathematical functions
  
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  20 KB program memory
  
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  Battery powered (4 × AAA batteries)
  
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  Supports:
  
  
  Algebra and trigonometry
  
  
  Calculus (differentiation and integration)
  
  
  Statistics and statistical graphs
  
  
  Complex numbers
  
  
  Equation solving
  
  
  Tables and graph analysis
  
  
  Financial calculations
  
  
  

Educational Use

The calculator is intended for mathematics learning and visual exploration. Casio highlights features like:

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  Interactive graphing
  
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  G-Solve tools for roots, intersections, minima/maxima
  
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  Simultaneous equation solving
  
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  Table-and-graph comparison
  
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  Statistical visualization
  

Design & Hardware

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  Size: 175.5 × 83.5 × 18.7 mm
  
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  Weight: 190 g
  
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  Includes hard case
  
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  Dot-matrix monochrome display
  
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  Fast typing with 2-key rollover
  

Limitations

Compared with higher-end Casio graphing calculators:

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  No color screen
  
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  No CAS (Computer Algebra System)
  
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  No natural textbook-style MathIO display
  
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  Limited matrix functionality compared with fx-9750GIII/fx-9860GIII models
  

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