Ios 3.1.3 pdf

I have an iPod touch first generation with iOs 3.1.3
Can i install a pdf reader??
Please someone help me and tell me any pdf reader or i have to study for my exam on monday

Just go to the App store and search for PDF>  I searched week or two ago and found several PDF apps compatible with the 3.1.3. You have to look at the Requirments section to check compatibility.

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