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Can you use a calculator in the ACT? Will they let you use a calculator in the ACT

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Kagaminna
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  • 17-04-2016

Yes, you can, but only the ACT Mathematics Test. It's not required, however, because the problems can be solved without one. However, there's some prohibited calculators:

- Calculators with built-in computer algebra systems

- Cell phone calculators

- Calculators with the QWERTY format keypad

- Computers/PDAs/tablets and all that

- Electronic writing pads

Hope this is helpful, but still, I'd check act.org's FAQ just to be sure!

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