---Official May 3rd Sat Thread---

[racerboi12]

was this the experimental?
Or could you restate the question. About now im forgetting what I put down for most

[gashawnesro]

i remember i put an A.It was not experimental..it was the passage about the rock lampham blah blah

[kelper]

Did any of you guys have tons of consecutive answers? I remember answering C or D three times in a row a couple of times

[max0103]

so racerboi, I totally understand your math if the question really asks about it being multiplied by three, then the interpretation of any ONE language as picking either German or Italian (2 of the three numbers must be equal) will give you 6. However, I thought that it said that there were three MORE german speakers than italian speakers total. So that would be adding three instead, and if you set up a system of three equations and solve than the picking ONE language (german or italian) to be equal to the number of speakers of both give you 9 instead. Do you think it was adding three or multiplying by three?

[valentinocuevas]

I had two math sections with the grid-in questions... do you guys know which one is the one that counts... the first or the second?????
the first one had the questions about the 4000<3000+x<4500
and the second had the questions about the 90x+23y=4523.

[gcf101]

Originally Posted by max0103

the number of students who study any one language is equal to the number who study both, then how many students study only italian?

Sorry max, it was
the number of students who study both languages is equal to the number of students who study one.

What was killing me that it did not say "the total number of students who study one".

6 students study Italian language only, 6+3=9 - German only,
6+9=15 students study one language (but not the same!).
15 students study both.
Total 15+15=30.

It's a terribly worded question.

[Ren the SAT'er]

i believe 90x+23y=4523. and the 4000<3000+x<4500 are in the same section, i think so, because they're both grid-in, and i only had 1 grid in.

ok, you're all scaring me here, what i interpret, i might be wrong, was that 4000< 3500+x< 4500
the question is WHAT IS ONE POSSIBLE VALUE OF X, or was it THE LEAST POSSIBLE VALUE OF X?
omg, im freaking out, i think i only read the word POSSIBLE,and i put 1111, since its possible,but not least,someone plealse tell me it's ONE POSSIBLE..

here's some questions that i remember, correct me if im wrong.
yes , the language of germ and italy was 6( well i was stuck,but i worked backwards,hahah,lucky me)
one of the completion was parochial.
i got 9/4pi for the circle, i took out the smaller circle, and the shaded region was kinda like the average of the 2, one bigger ,and one smaller. so i got 9/4pi
my essay, i believe u guys don't have, was "the past has influenced the present", and agree or dis, well im from guam. so u guys probably had a diff one .

[Ren the SAT'er]

90x+23y=4523.
by the way, one possible value of x+y is 51 right?

[Rangzen]

Ive had the same essay =)
51 for x+y is right.

It asked for the LEAST possible value for the integer X, so 1001

[Ren the SAT'er]

man im so ****ed , i misinterpreted the question "the median of 75 integers is 2,wats the least sum of the 75 integers"
i thought it meant CONSECUTIVE INTEGERS, or DIFF integers, man, ~~
this math was so easy,but..
sigh.
congrats to yall with 2300+ out there

[star_s]

Did everyone have the CR with the two passages about Eleanor Roosevelt?

[rinne9]

star_s, was that experimental?

also does anyone remember what the last question of the math grid-in section was? was the answer 1/2?

[star_s]

I hope so

[AKittka]

math question where graph is reflected over x axis.. how many x and y intercepts?

[rinne9]

Akittka, 5 intercepts