<p>I have to take the IIC on Saturday. I'm not really good at math- I'm just taking it because it seems like the 3rd easiest II- so I'm considering borrowing a friend's graphing calculator and typing in a whole bunch of formulas that I can call up during the test if need be. If I wanted to the scientific calculator that I am familiar with to do the problems, could I also use the graphing one to call up formulas? Or, are two calculators not permitted on the test? Thank you all</p>
<p>not permitted unless there is some error with the first calculator mid-test</p>
<p>I don't think you can use two at once. You can have a back-up but if you should be taking the IIC you should know whatever formulas are important.</p>
<p>just use the graphing one. if you're used to just using a scientific one, it won't be hard to use the graphing one.</p>
<p>I think you are permitted as said in another thread on here. I was planning on using two.</p>
<p>lol... I used two during the test last year.</p>
<p>me 2, i used 2 as well, graphing is way too slow, i 'rented'(bought and returned after the test) a Ti-89. But it was way too slow. I used a $5 calculator instead and only used Ti-89 to check answers when i finished. But i am not really good at math i guess and only got 780 :(</p>
<p>I mean... I don't really see why they WOULDN'T let you use 2. They are already letting you use some of the most powerful calculators on the market with enough memory to store tons and tons of formulas.</p>