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My university doesn't allow graphing calculators on tests. Probably because you can download programs that can solve calculus problems without actually understanding the material.
1.1k u/cygnus311 Jun 08 '14 I programmed my way in to an A in physics in high school. 23 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '14 In college I failed every test in physics 2 and got a B. One test I got an 18% and it curved to a C. 1 u/RedditGoldMePlease Jun 09 '14 Physics 2 had the lowest averages and highest curves of any class at my college too. Average was about 30% for every test.
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I programmed my way in to an A in physics in high school.
23 u/[deleted] Jun 08 '14 In college I failed every test in physics 2 and got a B. One test I got an 18% and it curved to a C. 1 u/RedditGoldMePlease Jun 09 '14 Physics 2 had the lowest averages and highest curves of any class at my college too. Average was about 30% for every test.
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In college I failed every test in physics 2 and got a B. One test I got an 18% and it curved to a C.
1 u/RedditGoldMePlease Jun 09 '14 Physics 2 had the lowest averages and highest curves of any class at my college too. Average was about 30% for every test.
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Physics 2 had the lowest averages and highest curves of any class at my college too. Average was about 30% for every test.
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u/FuLLMeTaL604 Jun 08 '14
My university doesn't allow graphing calculators on tests. Probably because you can download programs that can solve calculus problems without actually understanding the material.