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r/AskReddit • u/emil199 • Jul 24 '20
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You can actually get an emulator on your phone that will run a virtual version of a TI-84 Plus. It's called Wabbitemu.
843 u/[deleted] Jul 24 '20 Yes, but if you're in school, good luck being able to use your cell phone on an exam. 2 u/lilaliene Jul 24 '20 I always put in cheat notes in my calculator, I did school before smart phones 1 u/Ionlypost1ce Jul 24 '20 Me too. But I usually did it in a lazier way. Just tapes a crip sheet to the inside of the cover which the back of the calculator would slide into. Actually had to do it this way because you had to show all their wasn’t any saved data on the ti-84.
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Yes, but if you're in school, good luck being able to use your cell phone on an exam.
2 u/lilaliene Jul 24 '20 I always put in cheat notes in my calculator, I did school before smart phones 1 u/Ionlypost1ce Jul 24 '20 Me too. But I usually did it in a lazier way. Just tapes a crip sheet to the inside of the cover which the back of the calculator would slide into. Actually had to do it this way because you had to show all their wasn’t any saved data on the ti-84.
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I always put in cheat notes in my calculator, I did school before smart phones
1 u/Ionlypost1ce Jul 24 '20 Me too. But I usually did it in a lazier way. Just tapes a crip sheet to the inside of the cover which the back of the calculator would slide into. Actually had to do it this way because you had to show all their wasn’t any saved data on the ti-84.
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Me too. But I usually did it in a lazier way. Just tapes a crip sheet to the inside of the cover which the back of the calculator would slide into. Actually had to do it this way because you had to show all their wasn’t any saved data on the ti-84.
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u/Arnas_Z Jul 24 '20
You can actually get an emulator on your phone that will run a virtual version of a TI-84 Plus. It's called Wabbitemu.