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Bringing two calculators into supplementary maths and stats exams?

hello there folks · 2013-08-22 19:05:05

Sounds stupid i know! both are non programmable, used one for 90 percent of study but spits out dodgy confidence intervals. Would rather just bring two with me, will it be an issue?

22-08-2013 7:05pm

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hello there folks

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Sounds stupid i know!

both are non programmable, used one for 90 percent of study but spits out dodgy confidence intervals. Would rather just bring two with me, will it be an issue?

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#2 22-08-2013 7:23pm

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Should be alright, as long as they don't have covers on them

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#3 22-08-2013 7:34pm

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I always brought two with me but that's how I roll. You'll be fine. Best of luck.

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