<p>Hey guys, is it really possible to score 800 with the scientific calculator? I just don't have the graphing one.</p>
<p>I’m gunning for an 800 with a scientific calc but I often need to resort to trickery to solve some of the questions I’ve come across in practice tests (eg: sketching/analysing graphs with differentiation). You could probably work around the questions that REQUIRE a graphing calc and still get an 800 if you’re really good with the other areas.</p>
<p>I don’t recall many questions on Math II where a graphing calculator is <em>required</em> (although I haven’t taken Math II in a while), so if you can answer everything else correctly, you can probably still get an 800 on Math II. I had a few problems where the graphing ability was useful, but they probably could’ve been solved without it. Let me know if you see any Math II problems that require graphing capability.</p>
<p>You should try to get a graphing calculator if possible. It really helps. I recently took the Math II and got a 800. I used my TI89 on a good fourth of the test. </p>