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Wednesday, July 14, 2010

Results Poll-3

Calculator: 9
Spreadsheet: 2
MathCad: 6
Mathematica: 1
Maple: 1
Other: 3
11 voters, more than one answer allowed.
Since the use of MathCad is mandatory for MST121 and MS221 I am not surprised that MathCad is the most used mathematics package. Besides that calculators are still popular. - Obviously the high-end packages are not popular in our population. I do use Mathematica a lot and all I can say is this: If you love mathematics than you deserve Mathematica. I thought about this, "deserve" is definitely the right word.
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  1. Chris FinlayThursday, July 15, 2010 at 12:41:00 AM GMT+2

    "deserve" is the oorrect word like anything in life it depends on how much effort you are prepared to put into it (and of course how much time is available) However sometimes human ingenuity still overides codes like Mathematica and that is a triumph of the human spirit.

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