<p>50/50 ez math (i think)
~70/75 Science
9/15 Challenge Math (11 answered, 2 wrong so far) </p>
<p>Sophomore from Central NJ, how are my chances looking? </p>
<p>Oh and for what it’s worth, a kid in my school got in with perfect on math and almost perfect on science, but only answered 3/15 on the challenge. So have faith guys!</p>
<p>it appears they weight science pretty heavily…but its so hard!
i never learned earth science before…and that was like half the test. i knew almost nothing on the science section. im lucky if i got a 50/75.
how do you guys get such insane scores on science…</p>
<p>No, the cowboy one was simply 17.</p>
<p>50/50 on Easy Math
answered 44/75 on science, but to be safe I’m calculating 25/75 points.
9/14 answered on hard math, but I probably got 1-2 wrong including the red card blue card probability question.</p>
<p>Thank god, I got 17 as well.</p>
<p>Also, did people get these answers on the science portion? </p>
<p>Rh- and Rh+
Below 5 (for keq)
10 (for the distance problem with the 550 cycles and 1100 speed)</p>
<p>how was the cowboy one 17?</p>
<p>If you reflect the cabin across the river, you find that it is exactly 8 to the east and 15 north. By pythagorean theorem, you receive 17 as the answer.</p>
<p>me:
I was pretty sick during the test ;(
Math: 48-50/50(what was the answer to the H ant T question??? also, 1950 had the highest difference between peaks right??)
Science: LOL probably around 50/75
Challenge math: 13/15
How are my chances? they don’t look too great because of my science section…</p>
<p>I think the Red card question was 1/3. You can pick r/r, r/b, or b/r. Only r/r works. 2 was -b/c.
I think I got 46-47/50 on math.
Science was terrible. Counting 30/75 to be safe.
Challenge I know I got the cowboy wrong. Probably 6-7/15.
Im not getting in for sure lol.</p>
<p>The red card one was definitely two thirds. </p>
<p>You can pick RR (twice for each side), RB, or BR
Saying red card face up eliminates BR, so you have RR RR or RB so 2/3rds. </p>
<p>What was the one about Sue and Anne and the papers? I got 150. And what about the one with the 5 equations? a/2<x<4a, a/2<y<4a, etc.</p>
<p>I’m a sophomore in Long Island that hasn’t taken Physics yet.
50/50 easy math
probably between 65 to 60 out of 75 science
9/15 challenge math
What are my chances?</p>
<p>Sue and Anne was 150.
ugh i put 3/4 for the cards one.
i got E for the cowboy one. it was like root32 +root137</p>
<h1>2 was -b/c</h1>
<h1>1 was 2</h1>
<p>i got 3 numbers for the (n+i)^4
i guessed 116 for the race thing with runners ABC
WHAT WAS THE BASE R QUESTION??? IT WAS WORDED SO WIERDLY; I WAS SO MAD B/C I STUDIED HOW TO CONVERT BASES YESTERDAY UGH</p>
<p>For the red card didn’t it say the upper face had to be red AND the lower face had to be red? You don’t have 2 choices for RR. Either way it is red up red down. So, you have RR, RB, BR. Only RR works so 1/3</p>
<p>I said 12 for the bases one. Had no idea how to do it.</p>
<p>H and T question - H < T because nearest thousands means max 500 off</p>
<p>i remember every single challenge problem but not their numbers, sorry
ratio of squares = 2
ax^2 + bx + c = -b/c
integers for (N + i)^4 = 3 (-1, 0, 1)
hexagon side length = 4 sqrt(3)
the race with a beating b by 20, b beating c by 10, a beating c by 28 = 100
valves where a+b+c is 1 hr, a+c is 1.5, b+c is 2 = 1.2 hours
cowboy taking horse to river for water = 17
gravel road cutting circular grass = 30 pi - 9 sqrt(3)
coinciding hypotenuses on 30-60-90 triangles, area of intersection = 12 sqrt(3)
probability of picking r/r = 2/3
this card has false statements = 3
8% decrease means (x+10)% profit = 15% original profit
3 sheets and 1 sheet letters = 100 envelopes, 150 sheets
24 squared is 554 = base 12
a/2 < x < 2a, a/2 < y < 2a, x+a > y, y+a > x, x+y > a = 6 sided set</p>
<p>i’m about 99% sure on every one, correct me if wrong. thanks for contributors in this thread who helped me remember everything</p>
<p>sigh, looks like a rejection letter june 19-21. right in between SAT scores too. :(</p>
<p>@BasedGod2200 nahh people get in despite not doing THAT well on challenge math, but you’re not the only one alone freaking out. After I left my testing location, the International and Public Affairs Building, today, I heard people all saying, “I BOMBED THAT OMG.” Then I was asking around too, and not everyone answered a lot. I’m scared too though, lol. I skipped most of the physics stuff and some of the bio I forgot, but I got 2 other bio questions wrong though.<br>
@Everyone: Does the application, recommendation, or anything else have any influence?</p>
<p>ugh i hope. i did horrible on the challenge math doe.
and no, those things are basically useless. However, they do help if you are in a tie for the last few positions.</p>
<p>Yeah, lol. I’m not going to make assumptions about the answers to the challenge math though because a lot of people got different answers, so I’ll just play safe and not worry about it. Is there a curve for sophs or for people living distantly from the city?</p>
<p>some science questions: