Can I use a calculator for my SAT physics and chemistry tests?
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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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Calculator Library help?I don't know!
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Make a program on your calculator.\nView the snippet in the link for code.
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Always Google! E.g., http://www.howardcc.edu/math/calculator/ti83frame.htm
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I think a calculator would be great for this one! It sounds perfect for a math wiz to try...Good luck! MayMay
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http://www.arachnoid.com/lutusp/calculator.html
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If you can do basic math (add, subtract, multiply or divide) you can do it. Unless you are going for a Subject Test for Math, then you need to get a study guide available from the test company or online.\n\nGood Luck
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Before you spend the money, check and see if your school checks them out.  Many schools do this, and then you can decide if you'll use it enough later in life to purchase it.  For instance, my high school checked out TI-82s to us, and then I ended up buying an 83 when I got to college.\n\nAlso, be aware the some teachers do not allow you to use your own calculators on tests due to the fear of cheating.  You might end up having to learn how to do it all on a basic calculator anyway, so that might affect how "worth it" it is to you.\n\nPersonally, I feel a TI-83 or so is plenty worth it.  My teachers always let us program whatever we wanted into our calculators anyway, because our tests were such that we had to show our understanding, and not just spit back facts and formulas.
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SAT tests on English and math. SAT II tests on a single subject, such as languages, english, math, science, or history.
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I'd try contacting The College Board, the company who gives the SAT's.  I'm sure that they'll be able to give you a copy, though it will probably take some processing time and cost a bit of money.  The link below takes you to their contact page.  Good luck!
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What do you mean like a normal computer??  well why don't u just go to Start->All Programs->Accessories and choose calculator and set it up for scientific...
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If you are usinf Windows, go to the Start menu and then click on Run and then enter Calc. It will bring up a calculator.
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http://www.aaamath.com/
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the answer is 359582 \nif you have access to internet, you propably have "access" to "calculator"\nsimply go to: start-->>all programs-->>accessories-->>calculator\n\nor try this link:\nhttp://www.creativearts.com/scientificcalculator/
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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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Use the calculator on your computer...
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http://walking.about.com/library/cal/uctemp.htm\n\nThis one is great. The mathematical calculation is easy, but if you don't want to pull out your calculator, this one does it out to two decimal points.