in an GCSE Dexcel maths modular exam are you allowed to take in a graphical calculator?
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No. Because they can store Mathematical information that can be recalled rather like a mini PC (it's called cheating!). Not least it can obviously store graphs with the lines and curves of various equations some of which may appear on your test paper.\nGood Luck.....and remember "along the corridor and up the stairs!".\n\nJase.
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If it's the same as a TI-83+ then you need a link cable (which comes with it) and somebody else with games on their calculator. There might be some way to get them off the computer too but I don't know... you can also program games but again I have no idea how.
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Electronic calculator, slide rule, log tables, etc., in places where such use is permitted. Not in school examinations, where manual calculations have been asked for.
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The Edifier has it right, but darned if I can follow the notation. You really need to see this written out like a textbook to understand what's going on.\n\nClick the link below in "sources" to see the answer hosted at my website www.calculus-help.com. Right now, Yahoo! answers, as far as I can tell, doesn't allow graphics, which makes it tricky to answer ANY math questions.\n\nPlease don't post math answers, guys, if the poster knows the answer but can't get there, and you get something completely different.
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Diploma in Digital Applications - is worth 4 GCSE's, one for each module.  Module 2 due in in July, 3rd and 4th module due next year.
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You most likely can.  A spreadsheet program (like Excel) can really perform any mathmatical calculations that you can think of.  You just need to know how to write the formulas.
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use yur calculator...
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Well on Monday I did a mondular exam in Maths. I loved it cause I only had to remember Handling Data not anything else!!!I'm doing the same for double science and have done mocks recently. I liked it cause they were multiple choice and I only had to concentrate on a certain part!!!So I prefer modules laods more!!!I struggled with my SATs with all the long answers and remembering.!!
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Yes as it seems there has it has to advantageous to take that MDM4U. Please check\n\nhttp://www.brocku.ca/cmt/mdm4u/\n\nand\n\nhttp://teacherweb.com/ON/statistics/Math/photo1.stm
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They dont teach VB6 on GCSE,  stick to learning your 2x Tables.\n\nDegree  PMSL
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I doubt that the school would be able to tell you what exam boards they were using for each subject in 1990.  Most of the Heads of Department would have since moved on.  Moreover, the exam boards probably no longer exist, since they were reorganised in the mid-1990s!\n\nI suggest that you phone one exam board and discuss the issue with them.  I suggest you start with OCR because they are the most efficient at deadling with telephone enquiries (get their number from www.ocr.org.uk).  They would be able to tell you if anyone still holds your GCSE results.\n\nIf the data is no longer held, I think you would then be free to make up your own GCSE results!
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http://www.coolmath.com/graphit/
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What type of calculator do you have ?
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i have a TI-89. i've used it since algebra 1 and i'm in AP Calc BC right now. they're useful and i can play mario on it too.
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I'm so pleased to hear your mum is interested in maths!  It is a really fascinating subject, and I'm sure she'll find something to keep her mind occupied.\n\nI've just had a look on the edexcel website, and it looks like they do adult numeracy courses for a registration fee of £24, and then the tests for each unit cost £8.50 (if I understood the information correctly).\n\nI think there is also a "get on" campaign and it says that they provide free courses.\n\nI include the links to info about the "get on" campaign and edexcel below.\n\nHowever, I'm not sure if these courses would be too basic for your mum.  Perhaps you could see if they have any mathematical societies in your local area, as societies like these tend to have meetings and speakers on interesting aspects of maths, and I'm sure that they would welcome someone like your mum.\n\nGood luck!  I hope you find a course that is interesting for your mum!
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Yes take the exam.\n\nThe ECDL is so generic and basic it's going to still be of some use for years to come. If you are worried about it's age you can always renew it by sitting it again at the end of school.\n\n///
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correct\n\nim a maths teacher