Respuesta :
The following tips can be:
A) it depends on what your teacher says. If you can use a calculator then use it. Some questions don't provide/need a calculator.
B) It can be like scratch paper
C) Use it wisely because most people think calculators are absolutely 100% right but sometimes your finger can slip (well, on the actual non-electronic one) and you will get the wrong answer.
Hope this helped!
A) it depends on what your teacher says. If you can use a calculator then use it. Some questions don't provide/need a calculator.
B) It can be like scratch paper
C) Use it wisely because most people think calculators are absolutely 100% right but sometimes your finger can slip (well, on the actual non-electronic one) and you will get the wrong answer.
Hope this helped!
The tips that would help in taking the aspire math test are given in option (c): " use calculator wisely"
How is a calculator helpful in aspiring math tests?
Calculators are not allowed or permitted on any other subject test. Unless the school provides a hand-held calculator, each examinee is responsible for bringing a calculator to the examination and ensuring that it works properly.
An "on-screen scientific calculator" will be supplied for the Mathematics and Science portions. Access may be requested before taking or giving the exam so that candidates can become acquainted with the functionality of the on-screen calculator.
calculator for graphs In general, the ACT states that all test takers are permitted to use "any 4-function, scientific, or graphing calculator, as long as it is not on the forbidden list and is adapted, if necessary."
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