Re: A89: annoying little quirks

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Subject: Re: A89: annoying little quirks
From: TGaArdvark@aol.com
Date: Tue, 15 Sep 1998 03:21:01 EDT
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>> I know the 89 is legal on AP tests, does anyone know if it
>> is legal onInternational Baccalaureate (IB) exams?  I will
>> the screen was the same size and at the same angle as
>> the 86, then I could switch the external cases on the two
>> but I would still have to memorize what the keys were.
> 
> isn't the point of these tests to test your intelligence?  Why
> not just do what everyone else does and study, rather than
> try and cheat.  It's a lot eaiser that way.

IMHO, being able to place a TI-89 in a TI-86 case is a very good
display of intelligence.  I don't know ten people (in person) who
would know how to do that.  And studying is definitely not a lot
easier and definitely not more likely to assure you as improved
a grade as switching the cases.  It's wrong and I wouldn't
personally do it, but I disagree with your reasoning of why it
shouldn't be done.  I wouldn't mind seeing an 89 in an 86 case
either.  I always thought the 86 case looked a lot better.  ;-)

All this is IMHO.

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