Stefanie Dzierzon wrote:
> Hi,
> I am studying statistics (in Germany). Any calculator is admitted.
> Which calculator is the best for statistics? What would you suggest to =
use?
>
> Thanks for any advise!
> (I am thinking about the HP 48 with some extra statistic programms (tha=
t=B4s
> the one I am using right now), about the HP 49, about the TI 89 with th=
e
> flash "Statistics with List Editor" programm. -Which one would be the b=
est
> of them? But maybe, there is another better one..?)
> Let me know your experiences?
> Stefanie Dzierzon
>
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Two calculators that I use for statistics are
Casio fx 7000G-This one can compute out univariate statistics as well as =
some
bivariate procedures like linear regression and correlation. Costs around=
$250
(Australian)
Texas Instruments T1-83-This one can do all of the basic stuff plus one a=
nd two
sample t-tests, linear regression and one-way analysis of variance. It is=
really a small computer that allows you to input/edit your data in a
spreadsheet-like screen then select the variables you wish to analyze. Co=
sts
around $300 (Australian). As a student you may be entitled to a discount.=
Both have graphics capability
--
Dr Graeme Byrne
La Trobe University, Bendigo
PO Box 199, Bendigo, 3552
Phone: 61 3 5444 7263
Fax: 61 3 5444 7998
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