AP Stats Review: The binomial Distribution on the Calculator

This video explains how to use your Ti-84 calculator to make solving binomial probability questions super easy.
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[@stuff26262]

I'll be completely honest, I completely forgot about binomial stuff. Thanks for helping me review!
If there are any FRQs that involve binopdf/cdf, would it also be acceptable to put the calculator command instead of the formula?

[@mporinchak]

Never use calculator commands on the exam. Show the work but use the calculator to get answer

[@dhruvmurthy9589]

@@mporinchak for the hypothesis tests, is it fine if I label everything that I put into the calculator and then also write down my test statistic and p value? Like for example, if I was just doing a simple t test, would I be able to write down on my paper that I'm doing a t test for the mean, and then write down my mean, standard deviation, and sample size on the paper? I've checked with my teacher, and he thinks that it's fine, because I don't know if I can remember all the equations for all the different tests since the formula chart only has standard deviation/standard error.

[@iSanrio]

@@dhruvmurthy9589I also did that for my practice tests in class, and my teacher never mentioned any problems with it 😭