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could i use the corrective tape in the exam
and just wonder common abbreviation could be used for saving of timr
such as NPV(net present value) D.F( discount factor) $M (million)
these are very common. could i use these term in exam?
thanks:)
The answer to both is ‘yes’.
(Although better than using corrective tape is to simply put a line neatly through your wrong answer, and write instead the changed answer.
The reason is partly because corrective tape something doesn’t stick properly and everything ends up messy, and also, there might be times when you change what was actually a correct answer – if the marker can see what you originally wrote, and if it was correct, then they may just give you the marks (even though you changed it) :_0 )
thank you!
Had a corrective tape on my table during exam yesterday, invigilator came over and told me I was not allowed to use it.
