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Casio fx-9750g Modulus function
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Does anyone know how to do it? i cant find which button to press 
Reply 1
TheWolf
Does anyone know how to do it? i cant find which button to press
wow, that sounds like a pretty loaded calc, mine's only a Casio fx-83
Reply 2
TheWolf
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kimoni
wow, that sounds like a pretty loaded calc, mine's only a Casio fx-83
lol with yours do you know what to do for modulus?
Reply 3
TheWolf
lol with yours do you know what to do for modulus?
I wasn't aware that calculi (?!) did moduli (!!), mine definitely doesn't, is yours graphical?
You'll have to show your working anyway, modulus functions aren't too challenging are they?
Reply 4
Ive got tht calc if you want to draw a mod graph go to grph (5) press optn then num (f5) then abs (f1) then a bracket then whatever u want mod-ing
Reply 5
jeraldinio
Ive got tht calc if you want to draw a mod graph go to grph (5) press optn then num (f5) then abs (f1) then a bracket then whatever u want mod-ing
Reply 6
are you allowed graphical calculators in maths exams?
Reply 7
TheWolf
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noggin
are you allowed graphical calculators in maths exams?
yea i used it
Reply 8
noggin
are you allowed graphical calculators in maths exams?
Yes as long as they don't do symbolic calculus. That means 98-- series casios are allowed, but 99-- series are not.
Reply 9
noggin
are you allowed graphical calculators in maths exams?
You can't use graphical calculators in P1 or P3, but they're fine for the others (as long as they don't have any other banned functions)
Reply 10
Bezza
You can't use graphical calculators in P1 or P3, but they're fine for the others (as long as they don't have any other banned functions)
true indeed.
Reply 11
It depends on the module. In my maths pure modules, I could only use a graphic on Pure 1 and 3, on 2, 4, 5 and 6, only scientific calculators were allowed. However, I think you can use them on all other modules though (stats, mechanics and discrete) at least for my exam board (AQA Maths A).
Reply 12
graphical calc saved my ass in p2
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