<p>x/.6p i think</p>
<p>what was the answer for the edges? isnt it 10? 5+5=10?</p>
<p>The movie question I think I got n= x/.6d</p>
<p>^ yeah thats right</p>
<p>plz copy paste if u can add sum more confirmed answers</p>
<p>Temp: -24
row triangle: 201
exp regression: 24
x^2-y^2=72: -12
f(g(x))=x: 1/x
reflection problem: -f(-x)
f(x+3): e^x
pentagon prism: 15 edges
movie q: n= x/(.6d)</p>
<p>I didn’t get anything for the Sin problem graphing it, so I put it into my solve and got answer E… 3.87 (I think)</p>
<p>The movie problem puts me at 41 for a raw score.</p>
<p>^ pretty sure thats right</p>
<p>oh i rememberr 
yea it was 3.87</p>
<p>could someone plz tell me how the edges are 15??</p>
<p>to coolguy: its a prism so there’s five edges on the two bases then the five between the bases. fifteen</p>
<p>plz copy paste if u can add sum more confirmed answers</p>
<p>Temp: -24
row triangle: 201
exp regression: 24
x^2-y^2=72: -12
f(g(x))=x: 1/x
reflection problem: -f(-x)
f(x+3): e^x
pentagon prism: 15 edges
movie q: n= x/(.6d)
sine problem: 3.87</p>
<p>It had the sin on the bottom, basically you had to set it equal to zero and solve (it asked what value made it undefined).</p>
<p>“(2)/(3sin(X)+k” was this the exact formula given? i think the denominator is right but what was the numerator?
edit: this was a seperate problem from the 3.87 no?</p>
<p>What was the last one?</p>
<p>so what score is 4 wrong and 2 left blank?</p>
<p>it was “(2)/(3sin(X)+2”</p>
<p>2 bases, each base has 5 edges
the sides also has 5 edges on it
so totally 15 edges</p>
<p>2 bases, each base has 5 edges
the sides also has 5 edges on it
so totally 15 edges</p>
<p>^ Yes that was a different problem…</p>
<p>I got 15. </p>
<p>Anyone know #50 with the sequence and complex numbers?</p>
<p>And the area of the painted walls in the storage room?</p>
<p>Temp: -24
row triangle: 201
exp regression: 24
x^2-y^2=72: -12
f(g(x))=x: 1/x
reflection problem: -f(-x)
f(x+3): e^x
pentagon prism: 15 edges
movie q: n= x/(.6d)
boxplot: 50%</p>