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Old 05-07-2008, 06:08 PM   #721
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pearandson, through your explanation of why you picked parents i really got the feeling that you over analyzed and assumed too many things...

well it's only 1 question and i myself actually over analyzed a MATH question; i thought the german is 3 more than italian meant that total number of german takers are 3 more than total italian takers...needless to say it took me forever to reach a decision.
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Old 05-07-2008, 06:14 PM   #722
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i thought the german is 3 more than italian meant that total number of german takers are 3 more than total italian takers
Hate to say it, but that IS right.

seriously

i've heard that said a bunch of times

dont u guys know ur math -_-

# of people just taking german - # of people just taking italian = 3
TOTAL # of people just taking german - TOTAL # of people just taking italian = 3

wow

sorry
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Old 05-08-2008, 04:20 AM   #723
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u guys are good, what score are u guy shooting for?
man, i think im only in the 1900 range right now`~~
how did u guys score high? tutor? or just naturally smart?
mann.,,,
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Old 05-08-2008, 03:44 PM   #724
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2400 duh

no im just kidding, i'd like 2250+ but i'd be happy with 2200+ too. according to my dad i'll at least have hope then...

naturally smart? i wish. but sat has nothing to do with smartness , at least thats what i think
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Old 05-08-2008, 04:00 PM   #725
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lol narcissa.
i think i just hit some kind of mental barrier on that question
i mean, if theres 6 italian only and 9 german only, how can we distribute the 15 both takers to mantain a diff of 3? oh well, i didn't really care about math this time anyways.
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Old 05-08-2008, 08:14 PM   #726
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I got a good analogy from my student today:
if
those who study only German have right eye only, and
those who study only Italian have left eye only, and
those who study both languages have both eyes,
then this question translates:
the total number of students = 30,
the number of right-eyers is 3 more then the number of left-eyers,
the number of two-eyers is the same as the number of one-eyers,
everybody has at least one eye.
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9 right-eyers, 6 left-eyers, 15 two-eyers, 30 altogether.
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