2 Stupid Questions!

[XelioSphere]

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Hello all, I'm really sorry if this has been asked before but here it is!

No.1 Can you use a calculator on general chemistry in natural science section? Can it be used in mathematics section?

No.2 How many ppl you know that were dental assistants b/f they got in or were dental hygienists? What are the competence/rejection statistics for those people?

 

[dantemac]

The give you a dinky little windows calculator on the QR (math) section.

 

[want to drill]

Hello all, I'm really sorry if this has been asked before but here it is!

No.1 Can you use a calculator on general chemistry in natural science section? Can it be used in mathematics section?

No.2 How many ppl you know that were dental assistants b/f they got in or were dental hygienists? What are the competence/rejection statistics for those people?

You cant use it in gen chem. Watch Chad's videos. He gives good pointers on how to do all of the equations without a calculator.

 

[dantemac]

Know how to quickly analyze log math (for pH calculations), scientific notation (for molarities), and exponents.

 

[mr24]

2 stupid answers:
1- no
2- 0 and 0%

 

[Maygyver]

I don't see why you would need a calculator for chemistry. You can do all of the math in your head for the most part, or on the paper they give you.

 

[Hawkeye2011]

we didn't even get paper, we got dry erase cards and markers for the genchem and yes the terrible windows calc on QR. I wouldn't rely on it, it's super slow.

 

[Maygyver]

we didn't even get paper, we got dry erase cards and markers for the genchem and yes the terrible windows calc on QR. I wouldn't rely on it, it's super slow.

Ok...dry erase then. Same concept. Both are writing utensils with something to write on.

 

[XelioSphere]

Ty All!