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Can someone hook me up with a graphing calc?

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HERCULES.
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long story short, my car got broken into and i had a pair of skis, one boot, and most importantly my bag containing my graphing calculator stolen out of walmarts parkinglot last weekend.

Im bummed about the skis but the eastcoast season is over thankfully, but my chemistry and calculus season are not and im doomed without having a graphing calc asap.

I have like 30$ after selling my longboard and was hoping someone could sell me one for around that, or lend me one untill the beginning of may when my summer job starts. (obveously if anything happens to it you will be payed for it, but thats not gonna happen because im gonna guard it with my life lol) Check my feedback im very legit. Thanks for the read
Apr 2 2013 6:32PM
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HERCULES.
Posts: 664 - Karma: 211
bummppp anyone??
Apr 2 2013 9:10PM
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freeskibum82
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got it for ya here
Apr 2 2013 9:16PM
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BrewskiJr
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graphing calcs are like.... $80+. You probably aren't going to get one on here for free unless you trade
Apr 2 2013 9:17PM
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grapejuice3000+
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op could trade his skis for a graphing calculator!
Apr 2 2013 9:20PM
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Willgum
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That sucks you got your stuff stolen man, its a shitty feeling

My calc broke but someone help this brother out
Apr 2 2013 9:20PM
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Spinoza
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I remember in 10th grade we used to play Super Mario on our TI83s, That was sweet
Apr 2 2013 9:34PM
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KEVTRON
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Would have hooked it up cause its just been sitting. Asked my parents where it went? Dad sold it. unswerve.
Apr 2 2013 9:38PM
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Dingo69
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What about your stickers
Apr 2 2013 9:55PM
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JzD.
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Cant forget Snake
Apr 2 2013 9:56PM
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EmperorKuzco
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That was cold
Apr 2 2013 10:01PM
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HERCULES.
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someone plz savee me
Apr 3 2013 3:10PM
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cbj
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Srs check value village
Apr 3 2013 3:17PM
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HERCULES.
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anyone?
Apr 4 2013 12:00AM
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KEVTRON
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is there such thing as an online graphing calculator? haha worth a google search i guess
Apr 4 2013 12:21AM
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KEVTRON
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http://www.meta-calculator.com/online/
Apr 4 2013 12:22AM
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KEVTRON
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http://www.numberempire.com/graphingcalculator.php
Apr 4 2013 12:23AM
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Deezy
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proll needs it for a test.

Talk to your school, tell them what happened. Maybe they have extras for people like you. I know my school supplies calculators during exams only to people who break theirs walking over or something stupid like that. they have a little bin of them
Apr 4 2013 12:23AM
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Gnarwall
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Download a Ti-83 emulator, you can use it for homework. Then either borrow a calc for tests from friends, or contact your school's "math tutoring" thingamajig, and they'll hook you up with a calculator on test days. It would also be good to explain what happened to your professor, s/he might have some better resources available, that could potentially get you a calculator. I'd hook you up but I need mine this quarter.
Apr 4 2013 12:27AM
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chicken
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I have a TI-84. I live on the west coast though so you could probably buy a used one for less than the shipping would cost.

PS. They let you use calculators in calculus?

Apr 4 2013 12:29AM
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act.resist
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brick man!



yes we had graphing calculators that each class shared, i would leave random notes on my assigned calculator like "sup?" and had a conversation with some random kid for the whole trimester.

Apr 4 2013 1:43AM
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Wompuscat
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I got a TI-89 in high school. I use it in college, but look pretty much just for basic functions. My classes will only let us use simple, scientific calculators on exams, otherwise we can enter stuff too easy in the memory of higher level calculators and cheat.
Apr 4 2013 8:40AM
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Arabian
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In chemistry, the best you'll need is a scientific calculator, which runs ~20 bucks. For calculus, learn your damn material, son. There is no calculus professor in existence who would have you bring a graphing calc to class to have to do work. The only reason I can think of that you'd want it for that is to skimp on your work.
Apr 4 2013 8:50AM
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-benedetto
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I didn't see anyone suggest an iPhone or any smartphone for that matter..do you have access to one? Pretty sure the stock calc on the iPhone turned sideways can do a lot. If not, google how to get one. Legit way..
Apr 4 2013 8:56AM
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