yes, but for that very reason having an I-phone can get a kid an automatic zero on a test. You can download a calculator app on an I-phone or use it to google math problems and get an answer .....sometimes.
The graphing calculator is not even legal on some exams. Sometimes what we do is give them half the test and tell them they are not allowed to use the graphing calculator, usually stuff like logarithmic problems and stuff that would be too easy to plug into a graphing calculator.
Then after they turn in the first half of the exam and receive the second half, then graphing calculators are ok to use.
The advantage of the FX 115 ^^^ is that it would be legal the whole way through the exam and it can do some of the stuff the graphing can do.
