Which retail chain was the first to sell the revolutionary Texas Instruments TI-30 calculator for under $20 in 1976, making advanced mathematical functions affordable for students and changing consumer behavior in education?

In the intersection of mathematics and retail, certain products have fundamentally changed how consumers interact with numbers in everyday life. This poll explores a fascinating chapter in consumer behavior and retail analytics: the adoption curve of one of the most transformative mathematical tools in consumer history. Test your knowledge about the retail strategy that made advanced calculation accessible to the masses!

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Sears
Radio Shack
JCPenney
Montgomery Ward