[Blindmath] Question

[Susan Mooney]

Depending on how complex things get, one page of print can equal anywhere
from 2-4 pages of braille in a textbook.  I am assuming the teacher is
talking about using the paper for working problems, as "scratch paper"?  If
so, you would probably need at least 4 sheets of braille paper since you
wouldn't be using the backs.

SM

On Sat, Oct 8, 2011 at 12:43 PM, winona <trumpetqueenwb at gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello everyone,
>
> I have a geometry exam next week and my teacher told us that we can use one
> sheet of notebook paper front and back for anything that we don't feel
> comfortable with or are a little unsure of.  So my question is, how many
> pages is that in Braille? I've heard that for every page and Braille is only
> is only half a page in print, but sence geometrry have so much pictures,
> wouldn't that take up more space than words?
>
> I hope this makes sence.  And I have to do it because my teacher is grading
> it as a quiz grade.
>
> Thanks,
> Winona
>
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