<p>hey are you allowed to use programs on the TI-89 titanium for ap chem or is that considered cheating>>>>>>>>>>>>></p>
<p>It's allowed
The formula table is designed to remove any advantage.</p>
<p>wait so you could install porgrams from online on to the calc for ap chem problems and the won't say anything to you, wont't that give you an advantage........</p>
<p>It will give you an advantage but the reference table on AP chem make up for any advantage you have.</p>
<p>i'm taking about programs where you just plug in the values for K in an equilibrium problem and it gives you the answers, does it clearly say that you can use programs on collegeboard???</p>
<p>are you sure this isn't cheating</p>
<p>also are u allowed to put tables and reactions on yourc alculator with information or is that considered cheaating?????????????</p>
<p>It wouldn't give you much of an advantage b/c you can only use your calc on two of the FR questions.</p>
<p>From College Board
"For the first 40 minutes, any programmable or graphing calculator may be used, with a few exceptions, and students are not required to erase their calculator memories before and after the exam."</p>
<p>last question just want to make sure could i store reactions, bonding charts, extra formulas, periodic tables, and other tables for refrence?????????????</p>
<p>actually, they would provide you those references (formula and periodic table) for the parts that you are allowed to use calculator.</p>