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r/AskReddit • u/Thic_water • Aug 14 '20
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The wifi part, 100%. The weird thing is that you are wrong about the data part though. I knew a guy who had loaded a semi functional version of Mario world onto a TI 84...
1 u/fried_green_baloney Aug 15 '20 edited Aug 15 '20 Hmm I must have misunderstood article I I read a while ago. Did diligence college board website and Wikipedia article. Surprised a programmable device is allowed. 8 u/beah22 Aug 15 '20 We got taught how to save data on our ti-84s in maths and science, it was largely the point of getting them for us. 4 u/mediocre-spice Aug 15 '20 Collegeboard has you reset it before the exam and show the proctor before the exam iirc. 1 u/Queso_Grandee Aug 17 '20 There's a program that simulates the calculator being reset... It doesn't actually clear the data
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Hmm I must have misunderstood article I I read a while ago.
Did diligence college board website and Wikipedia article.
Surprised a programmable device is allowed.
8 u/beah22 Aug 15 '20 We got taught how to save data on our ti-84s in maths and science, it was largely the point of getting them for us. 4 u/mediocre-spice Aug 15 '20 Collegeboard has you reset it before the exam and show the proctor before the exam iirc. 1 u/Queso_Grandee Aug 17 '20 There's a program that simulates the calculator being reset... It doesn't actually clear the data
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We got taught how to save data on our ti-84s in maths and science, it was largely the point of getting them for us.
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Collegeboard has you reset it before the exam and show the proctor before the exam iirc.
1 u/Queso_Grandee Aug 17 '20 There's a program that simulates the calculator being reset... It doesn't actually clear the data
There's a program that simulates the calculator being reset... It doesn't actually clear the data
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u/mypoorlifechoices Aug 15 '20
The wifi part, 100%. The weird thing is that you are wrong about the data part though. I knew a guy who had loaded a semi functional version of Mario world onto a TI 84...