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Yes, you can use a calculator. In fact, it is recommended. You can also use calculator programs while taking the math section of the SAT reasoning test. Visit www.calc-tech.com - there you can download the SAT Operating System, which is a software package for your graphing calculator that helps you complete problems faster and with greater accuracy during the actual test (the math section). You can also use the software to solve problems in your high school math class. You can raise your score by as much as 60 points (and often more) just by using the software.

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Yes, you may use a calculator for the math sections of the SAT reasoning test. Graphing calculators, scientific calculators, and four-function calculators are acceptable to bring. However, laptops, cell phones, and any keyboard- like device is not permitted. It is recommended that you bring spare batteries or a backup calculator to the test.

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