rippletzhou
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One of the Board-approved calculator is Texas TI-30X. But Mine says Texas TI-30X IIB. Is it okey for the exam? Or do i need to get another one that is exactly in the list??
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Board-approved calculators! Help me! (1 Viewer)
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damo676767
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it will most likley be ok, as long as it can not do anythong funkey like draw graphs or solve equaitions
Dumsum
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While we're on the topic of calculators, if I want to take in a screwdriver and spare battery in case it goes flat, will I have to open my calculator before going in to prove that I don't have any notes hidden in there?
damo676767
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oh yes, they check everyons caculator thorulgy for hidden notes before exams [/sarcasm]
you'il be fine to
you'il be fine to
underthebridge
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Lol I was thinking of doing the same thing Dumsum, I'll also be bringing in a spare calculator, only its a dif model to my main one, so it might get dodgy.
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Everyone Make Sure You Check Your Calculator Batteries!!
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I'm taking four calculators...2 drawing aids...3 circles...2 compasses...many pens...and 2 rulers...haha u can never be 2 careful
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lol last year i took for 3 unit i took in like 4 calculators.. mine, my brothers, my 2-unit teacher's and my 3-unit teacher's... thankfully i only needed the one. justchillin i understand the calculators and pens... but do you really need the 2 rulers??!?! unless u plan on snapping some in frustration.... thats always fun 