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No !! it was another document !!! i m finding it !!
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Well My friend even used "ES" series and no one stopped him. I was just telling to be on safe side! Agay app ki marzi !!hamidali391 said:If ES series wouldn't have been allowed, some strict action would have been taken by the CIE to ban them from the examination halls. People have regularly used it in their final O'levels and A'levels exams and there has been no incident recorded regarding the calculator until now. Only graphical calculators are not allowed. There is no difference between the ES and MS series except for the display which is easier to use, so it makes no sense to ban ES series and not MS series.
salmanpakrocks said:No !! it was another document !!! i m finding it !!
HarisShahzad said:I used 991ms in my add maths exam useful cuz it has integration and differentiation functions xD. the guy sitting beside me used ES. no one stopped him. dont knw which model his was exactly . i actually took 3 calcs to the examination. one was 991ms, one was 571ms and one was 82ms just incase one was not allowed or one went haywire cuz ive heard stories XD
BRO SO ARE you sure ES are allowed ?? I mean I have two calculators. fx-82MS and fx-991Es !! which should I use ?? and furthermore is something mentioned on statement of entry regarding calculators ??hamidali said:I didn't find anything on this topic that was different from this topic. I wrote FX991MS on my addmaths paper and got a freaking distinction. FX991MS is the same as FX991ES. I know another guy who used 991ES and got a distinction, too. You can solve the quadratic equations, you can solve the simultaneous equations, you can solve matrices, you can solve vectors, you can solve differentiation and integration. But this all happens numerically. The only calculator that is not allowed is the graphical calculator that is totally differentiated from other calculators. The only thing written on the syllabuses of these mathematics subjects is that GRAPHICAL CALCULATORS are NOT allowed. ES series are NOT graphical calculators. If there was such a huge problem, CIE would have clearly mentioned the calculator models on each and every syllabus.
Still, if you think you'll get in trouble, you can take an extra FX82MS. For me, I have given 5 different papers with the same FX991ms and I have had no problems and got the perfect results.
Zain786 said:i talked to my maths teacher (35 yrs experienced o level maths t)
according to him fx 991es is not a graphical calculator and is allowed
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