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Talkbank - - 23 95 T who's to say whether that is twenty eight point five or twenty eight point six?
Talkbank - - 23 96 T do you follow what I mean?
Talkbank - - 23 97 T so we want you to show the exact value, twenty eight point five
Talkbank - - 23 98 T above your scale line.
Talkbank - - 23 99 T okay.
Talkbank - - 23 100 T yes?
Talkbank - - 23 101 SN is this right?
Talkbank - - 23 102 T that looks good.
Talkbank - - 23 103 S all right.
Talkbank - - 23 104 T yes.
Talkbank - - 23 105 T all right, let's check to see how we go.
Talkbank - - 23 106 T would you pass one to each person please?
Talkbank - - 23 107 UNK %xNRC:In most Australian States, graphics calculators are now used as a matter of course in senior (Year 11 and 12) mathematics classes, and their use at Years 7-10 is on the increase. Generally, though, students would not be expected to own their own graphics calculator much before Year 11. Instead, each school would have at least one class set for use at the lower year levels.
Talkbank - - 23 108 T Tam.
Talkbank - - 23 109 T here, Josh.
Talkbank - - 23 110 SN yes, please.
Talkbank - - 23 111 T one each, six.
Talkbank - - 23 112 UNK %xTEA:This is the first time the students have used the Texas Instrument Graphics Calculator TSI 81. Our senior students use this type of calculator but I thought it would be interesting for these Year Eight students to have the experience. This calculator will enable the students to see if their graph is in fact correct.
Talkbank - - 23 113 T now, don't do anything with your calculators until we all get started, please.
Talkbank - - 23 114 T where have you indicated the exact value of that point?