I understand that unsupported work may receive no credit even if the answer is correct. Mathematical communication and showing our steps is as important, or more important, than the answer. 

You can, and should, use your calculator to simplify this. However, show your steps on your scratch paper.

On your room scan, was everything visible?  Showed your entire workspace Showed a clear, slow video, not fast and blurry Showed the walls around you Showed both sides of blank scratch paper and other materials Showed that there are no devices except the computer you’re using to test and your scientific calculator Showed that you are alone in the room

Did you know that if you have any trouble with Honorlock accepting your ID, you can chat with a live person and they can verify your ID to override their automated system and save you lots of frustration?

I understand that I must remain in view of webcam for the entire duration of my exam. Further, I understand that if I look down at my paper for a long time, HonorLock will alert me that my face is not in view but my instructor knows that this is fine and won’t penalize me. All you have to do to bring the test screen back is stare at the webcam for a few seconds.

Headphones are not allowed during testing but earplugs are. Proctors cannot tell the difference and may pop into your test for several (usually no big deal) reasons. If they see your earplugs, they will tell you that headphones are not allowed. What should you do?

If I have an issue with the proctoring service during my test, I will contact HonorLock Student Support at  1-844-243-2500 (maybe write this number down so you have it when you need it).

What abnormality is shown in the image above?

Why is the temporary pacer used during TAVR procedures?

What technique is being utilized in sample B?