Post by: Callum on November 07, 2011, 02:45:30 pm
Also out of curiosity, what happens if you had accidently set your calculator to radians for the whole exam, would they mark all your answers incorrect or would they be human and mark your answers correct?
Post by: Greatness on November 07, 2011, 02:47:57 pm
Dont you want your calculator in radians? :P I think you meant degrees, and no, make sure you have it in radians unless you want to work with it in degrees. Otherwise all your answers will be wrong! Just leave it in radians and use a scientific for degree calculations.
Post by: b^3 on November 07, 2011, 02:59:25 pm
You should be able to, im goin to!Yeh we are allowed to bring them in, knowing my luck I'm going to need them. Also you want your calculator in radians otherwise all your differentiating and antidiffing of trig functions will be out. If it asks for a answer in degrees convert it back later by
Dont you want your calculator in radians? :P I think you meant degrees, and no, make sure you have it in radians unless you want to work with it in degrees. Otherwise all your answers will be wrong! Just leave it in radians and use a scientific for degree calculations.
Post by: Callum on November 07, 2011, 03:02:14 pm
You should be able to, im goin to!
Dont you want your calculator in radians? :P I think you meant degrees, and no, make sure you have it in radians unless you want to work with it in degrees. Otherwise all your answers will be wrong! Just leave it in radians and use a scientific for degree calculations.
Yeah I ment degrees haha :P But, what do you think they would do if you had it wrong by accident?
Post by: b^3 on November 07, 2011, 03:18:54 pm