Hello,
In Theory test, some of questions need to be calculated with formula.
So.. to calculate this question, pen and paper are needed.
pen and papers will be provided in the theory test ? or should i bring own pen and papers ?
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Calculation question in Theory test
I don’t see why you would need a pen and a sheet of paper during the theory test? There will, however, be a calculator next to the computer that you are allowed to use.
Do you mind sharing the question that requires a pen and paper?
Do you mind sharing the question that requires a pen and paper?
The Guest 2018-08-09
I don’t see why you would need a pen and a sheet of paper during the theory test? There will, however, be a calculator next to the computer that you are allowed to use.Do you mind sharing the question that requires a pen and paper?
Another Guest 2018-08-09
No question require that.
Alcohol calculation
Stopping distance (Reaction distance + Braking distance)
I also several questions in practicing test in this website.
You mean we will not have those kind of question in actual test ?
The Guest 2018-08-09
I don’t see why you would need a pen and a sheet of paper during the theory test? There will, however, be a calculator next to the computer that you are allowed to use.Do you mind sharing the question that requires a pen and paper?
As long as they provide calculator (next to the computer). No need pen & paper.
Thanks
Dear YK,
As a physics student I agree 100% that there are several questions that require pen and paper to solve. I find it, to be frank, quite ridiculous.
With regards
As a physics student I agree 100% that there are several questions that require pen and paper to solve. I find it, to be frank, quite ridiculous.
With regards
Guest 2018-08-09
Dear YK, As a physics student I agree 100% that there are several questions that require pen and paper to solve. I find it, to be frank, quite ridiculous.
With regards
Not one question of the theory test requires a pen and paper to solve. What is ridiculous is the fact that people are wondering if there is a pen and a sheet of paper available during a driving licence theory test.
Calculating the percentage of alcohol and/or the stopping distance is not rocket science and can be done by using two very simple formulas.
Perhaps if you memorize instead of derive them. Nevertheless such questions are of no interest to anyone and are, for the most part, propaganda/brain washing.
A calculater is more than enough, the calculations are so simple that you can do them without one, at least for me as an engineer. A calculater is more than enough for everyone.
