my department (a.k.a academic group) loaned me a TI-84 Plus Silver Edition because students here are all supposed to be equipped with one. I just love how I’m learning new mathematics everyday with the TI-84. For example,
1) Andrew Wiles is wrong because according to my TI-84
[tex]\sqrt[12]{1782^{12} + 1841^{12}} = 1922[/tex]
2) Pi is a rational because according to my TI-84
[tex]33102 \pi = 103993[/tex]
I look forward to learning more new mathematics with my TI-84.
*just in case you do not understand sarcasm, I have provided the following references.
1) Please see the page on Simpson’s Maths Season 7 under episode Treehouse of Horror VI .
2) Martin Griffiths: The Mathematical Gazette, Vol. 86, No. 506 (Jul., 2002), pp. 263-264
To be fair, MATLAB tells me the same thing.