Casio FX-115MS Plus Scientific Calculator | 
| Brand: Casio
Category: CE
List Price: $26.95
Buy New: $11.99
You Save: $14.96 (56%)
New (60) Used (2) from $10.00
Avg. Customer Rating:  44 reviews
Color: BLACK
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 10 x 2 x 7
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: FX-115MS
Model: FX-115MS
UPC: 079767109325
EAN: 0079767109325
ASIN: B00004TVDO
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Shipping: Expedited shipping available
Condition: Brand New Ready to Ship!
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| Features:
| • | Large 2-line display | | • | Visually perfect algebraic method displays example as written | | • | Complex number calculation | | • | 279 built-in mathematic functions | | • | Fraction fun |
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Amazon.com Product Description
For math and science students at all levels, and for any home or office that needs algebraic computations from time to time, Casio has created the FX-115W Plus two-line display scientific calculator. An indispensable tool for students from high school onward, in lab classes, and for exams, the FX-115W Plus features a two-line display, complex number calculations, and an algebraic mode that displays the example precisely as written. It's useful in the household or office for calculating finances, converting cooking measurements, and anything else you think of when you wish you had a calculator at hand.The clear, readable, two-line display exhibits 10 digits in large numerals, showing the problem and answer together and permitting better tracking of your equation-solving process. You can also call upon 279 built-in mathematical functions, many complete with engineering symbols, for a variety of tasks, including calculations in base conversions, logical operations, and standard deviation and regression analysis. Plus, you can key in and program formulas to save for future use. The FX-115W Plus provides one independent and six constant memory keys. It has a pragmatic key layout, making this an easy-to-use basic scientific calculator offering the functions you'll need in a solidly constructed unit. --Barbara Price
Product Description
252-function pocket scientific calculator Combinations and permutations Enginnering symbols Logical operations 18 levels of Parentheses Converts and calculates different numerical bases (Decimal, Binary, Hexadecimal, Octal) Trigonometric functions 6 constant memories Powered by solar cells with internal battery back-up Convenient and protective case
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| Customer Reviews: Read 39 more reviews...
 Good Buy! October 2, 2008
This product was just what i was looking for and it got here in a very timely fashion. Was a great buy recomend it to everyone
Great Calculator April 9, 2008
This calculator is perfect for an electronics tech. The metric symblols (T,G,M,k,m,u,n,p,f)let you easily enter engeneering notation for quick calculations. I have not seen this feature on any other calculator, so I bought myself a backup!
Very nice April 8, 2008
I've been addicted to my TI-89 platinum since I got it. However, this is an excellent substitute for when I can't have it.
All I have to say is that this is by far the best calculator for the FE exam. (Make sure yours is solar powered.)
 Casio for FE Exam February 18, 2008
This calculator has so many functions to use that will be useful in the FE Exam, however, it becomes really difficult to figure out how to use these functions. One thing I found is that you cannot convert decimal to fraction while in engineering mode. Other than that, it is very useful.
 Good, full-featured but a little short. . . February 7, 2008
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought the 115es originally, and for some reason, NCEES disallowed it from the FS/FE exams, so i also got the 115ms. Note, NCEES appears to be allowing the es again; the approved Casio model has to be a FX-115 model, no designation as to it having to be the ms.
So the ms is very nice! Very clear, crisp display, intuitive keyboard, these things being better than the es. The ms is also full-featured, having solve & calc functions (very handy), ability to do derivatives, integrals, quad & cubic equations, solve simult equations of up to 3 unknowns, full statistics capability, etc. But the ms will basically be relegated to being my backup to the 115es, because the es does everything the ms does, and has unit conversions, scientific contants, matrix, table, and vector capability; in addition to being more user-friendly in toggling between the desired mode of operation or setup style.
I'm really not sure why Casio offers 2 such similar platforms, separated by a minimal price. . . i mean for the money, why wouldn't you get the 115es? Hopefully, NCEES will not exclude the es from its approved list again (totally don't know why they did in the first place). But comparing either casio model to the approved texas instruments models, or the HP models, the casios offer great value & practicality, without a huge learning curve.
If you're not remotely concerned w/ any of this NCEES speak (i don't blame you), buck up to the 115es. For a few $$ more than the ms, it provides a lot more features.
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