The command words define the level of detail needed to justify the answer, but individual steps may be obtained or checked by calculator. Calculators can be used for any function they can perform and it is expected that students will use their calculator, where appropriate, for tasks such as solving quadratics, solving simultaneous equations, evaluating definite integrals, evaluating the gradient at a point and so on.
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