Which company first introduced a graphing calculator with Computer Algebra System (CAS) capabilities that could symbolically solve equations, changing how students learn advanced mathematics?

The design of mathematical tools and instruments has evolved dramatically over the centuries, influencing how mathematics is taught and practiced. From ancient abacuses to modern graphing calculators, these products have shaped mathematical education. This poll tests your knowledge about a pivotal moment in the product design history of mathematical tools that revolutionized how students approach complex calculations.

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• Texas Instruments with the TI-92 in 1995
• Casio with the FX-7000G in 1985
• Hewlett-Packard with the HP-28S in 1988
• Sharp with the EL-9600 in 1996

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