An independent referenceExam-by-exam policy verdicts for the physical Texas Instruments TI-89 Titanium. Use this page to see where the model is approved, where it is banned, and which official policy source controls each answer.
Texas Instruments TI-89 Titanium
Cas Graphing calculator. Programmable: Yes. CAS: Yes.
0 approved verdicts and 2 banned verdicts currently published.
CAS graphing calculator in the TI-89 family with symbolic algebra capability.
College Board says only non-CAS calculators may be used on the SAT and lists Texas Instruments model numbers beginning with TI-89 among prohibited CAS examples. The guide data classifies TI-89 Titanium as a CAS graphing calculator, so this verdict treats it as banned for SAT Math.
“Only non-CAS calculators may be used.”
ACT prohibits calculators with built-in or downloaded CAS functionality and lists model numbers beginning with TI-89 among prohibited Texas Instruments calculators. The guide data classifies the TI-89 Titanium as a CAS graphing calculator, so this verdict treats it as banned for ACT Math.
“Calculators with built-in or downloaded computer algebra system (CAS) functionality are prohibited.”
Rechargeable color graphing calculator widely used in US high school math courses.
Non-CAS color graphing calculator; distinguished from the CAS variant (TI-Nspire CX CAS) by the absence of symbolic algebra.
ClassWiz scientific calculator with natural textbook display, equation tools, matrix tools, and no graphing or CAS feature.
Color graphing calculator with programming features but no CAS capability.