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Stop "Brain Drain" with Casio’s PRIZM fx-CG10 Graphing Calculator - #Giveaway Ends 5/27
Summer break is just around the corner and that mean's school will be out and kids will inevitably fall into "brain drain" mode. Doing just a few math problems a day can help kids keep their minds active and not lose all the valuable information they learned during the school year. With the help of the new Casio’s PRIZM fx-CG10 kids will have a whole new way to learn, and have some fun at the same time.
About:
PRIZMTM is revolutionary among graphing calculators with features that enhance users’ understanding of mathematics. With conventional graphing calculators, students learn by inputting equations to create graphs. PRIZMTM creates a whole new way to learn math by enabling students to experiment by creating their own graphs over pictures of real-life scenes, and then understand the functions from the graphs that they created on their own.
High-resolution color LCD with full textbook-style display
The color LCD offers full textbook-style display with the highest pixel resolution*2 (82,944 dots) and widest color reproduction*2 (65,536 colors) of any calculator. PRIZMTM comes with high-resolution fonts up to 18x24 dots (including blank dots), to enable equations and text to be displayed just like they appear in textbooks. The Blanview LCD delivers superior visibility and low power consumption, enabling color display with an estimated run time of 140 hours on four AAA-size alkaline batteries.*3
Picture Plot enables learning from real-life pictures
Picture Plot enables users to create their own graphs over pictures displayed on the color LCD. PRIZMTM comes with 55 types of color pictures that users can create graphs over, such as a picture of the parabola of jets from a water fountain and an image sequence of a clock’s pendulum movement. Users can perform regression calculations from the completed graphs to enhance their understanding of math functions.
Multitude of functions that leverage the color LCD
Colors can be added to a multitude of graphing objects including dotted lines, circles, and bars, as well as grid lines on graphs, labels of coordinate axes, and coordinate values
displayed during tracing. The Color Link function links the colors used in graphs to the designated values in the spreadsheet screen, to aid the visual comprehension of trends and changes in values. PRIZMTM automatically color-codes brackets when entering equations with multiple brackets, as a visual aid to facilitate the entry of complex equations.
Buy it: You can purchase the Casio PRIZM fx-CG10 Graphing Calculator through the Casio website.
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Win it: One lucky reader will win a Casio PRIZM fx-CG10 Graphing Calculator ($130ARV). This giveaway will end May 27th at 11:59 PM EST. The winner will have 24 hours to respond to my email. If no response, a new winner will be chosen. Prize fulfillment will be made by the sponsor, I am not responsible for prize delivery or lost or stolen deliveries. Open to residents of the US.
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