Dice on a calculator.

There is a way to reset both. Under the memory menu, go to reset, and go to the "All" tab.

I have a TI-30X IIS

I believe the TI 80's are graphing calculators are they not?

Originally posted by nihilismor
I have a TI-30X IIS

I believe the TI 80's are graphing calculators are they not?

yeah, they are the garden variety graphing calculators

Originally posted by joe shmo
yeah, they are the garden variety graphing calculators

I do believe that I was requesting solutions for "scientific" calculators.

Originally posted by nihilismor
I do believe that I was requesting solutions for "scientific" calculators.

Then you use David113 method or sonhouse's, they dont require graphing calculators......

If you have Microsoft Excel, there is a Random number generator in that program. then you could screw around in word processing class, and pay attention in Calculus!!😉

Originally posted by joe shmo
Then you use David113 method or sonhouse's, they dont require graphing calculators......

Honestly, I like ATY's suggestion best.

Ordinary computers can't generate truly random numbers, so the question remains how random you want the number to be.

Originally posted by KazetNagorra
Ordinary computers can't generate truly random numbers, so the question remains how random you want the number to be.

thats the problem with random number generators, you never can tell if they are actually working...lol😕😀