can you use a calculator on a college placement test?
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you can use them on SATs, i know that much.
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Go for the TI 84.  The 89 is MUCH harder to learn to use.  The 84 is specifically designed to help learn precalc, trig, and calculus.  And it's cheaper.  And since the 89 will actually DO the calculus, most calc teachers won't let you use it on tests, but they will let you use the 84.
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Try to solve on question using CASIO fx-991 Es calculator
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purplemath.com\nmath.com\n\nAlso, google "math calculator."  (Note that math.com comes up first!!!)
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if you just want to add a few numbers and are on windows go into the start menu->programs->accesories and there should be a calculator program for you to use
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Looks like you've got two different questions here. I'll answer the first one. \n\nTo put the Calculator on your tool bar, right-click on the Calculator icon and choose Create Shortcut. Then click anddrag the new shortcut onto the toolbar.
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It's really not for me to decide because i'm naturally good in math but i think you should continue becasue for example in my school, they require you at least take pre cal. but, ultimately it's your decision and yours alone. so good luck with whatever you pick. if you're choosing to go on, you can get a tutor if you're really bad.
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The Middlesex County College Placement Test consists of a series of multiple choice tests presented on a personal computer and a 45-minute, essay. The multiple choice tests measure your skills in reading, sentence skills and elementary algebra. You will also be tested on your computation or intermediate algebra skills, depending on your progress on the elementary algebra portion of the test. The computerized test is untimed although most college students complete it within two hours.
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You cannot use your calculator for the SAT physics test or the Chemistry test. Good luck with your tests.
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Yes you can, but you will also need to take the SAT's and provide your scores to the college of your choice.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAT\n\nKõikke head.
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I believe that it is.\n\nThe TI30 series is not a graphing calculator. It does have data entry capabilities, I think, but not to the extent of a graphing calculator.\n\nThe ACT site doesn't cite it as being prohibited.
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Interest Calculators, use these ones..
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Depends on what calculator you use...some are +/- and some are just -. So it depends...Sometimes you have to push 2nd function to get it.
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Here's a hint.  Google has a calculator.  And a search feature.\n\nDid you even read your questions?  The last one isn't something we could do for you.  If you're going to try to get people to do your homework, at least be subtle about it.
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My nephew just started his classes in this last year at college. To answer your question, it depends on whether your school offers it in 10th grade. It didn't here. he had to do a lot of math though. All the way through calculas. and maintain a good grade. Good Luck.
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Sure, use a calculator, use Excel, use Mathcad, use Matlab
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