<p>there was one question where it was like so and so people are in math, so and so in science, so and so were in both, how many people in all? was the answer 76??? thanks so much!!!</p>
<p>i think i explained it some where in this forum</p>
<p>Joker: Online, on April 7th, all that can be viewed is the essay score, raw writing score, and scaled scores (out of 800). 2-3 weeks after that your score report and Question/Answer service (if you ordered it) will come in the mail. At this point, you will also be able to view the number wrong on each section online; sortof an item analysis.</p>
<p>The question/answer service will show you exactly which questions you got wrong and the correct answer as well as provide you a copy of the test…neat stuff. </p>
<p>cant wait till April 7th! This is my 2nd time as a junior. goin for that SuperScore!</p>
<p>sophiebliss</p>
<p>your revised statement is much better =D</p>
<p>Good luck on the score Collegehopeful, what u get the first time</p>
<p>for the reading sections, which section was the experimental one? was it the one about the worker dusting a sawmill?</p>
<p>wait i was preety sure my experimental was writting and i didnt get a quesation about a sawmill</p>
<p>thanks rishmeister! i changed that to the right answer at the last minute! </p>
<p>for the math q about science/math students, it was the two numbers added together, minus 14… I forget the exact number but it might have been 76</p>
<p>it think it was 90</p>
<p>It wasn’t 76. I think I put 90 or 104. I’m not sure, but I think you solve it like this: the problem gave you a # of students in math, a # of students in science, and a # of students taking both. The # of students taking both subjects is included in the amount of people taking either subject, so you just add the two numbers together, because the question asked for the number of students taking math, science, or both math and science.</p>
<p>44+60-14=90</p>
<p>You don’t subtract 14, because the problem gave you a # of people who were currently taking math, but it didn’t say that was their only class, they were just taking it. It also gave a # of people in science, but it didn’t say that they were only in science. It also gave a # of people who were taking both at the same time, so think of it like this: a person who is in the group of people taking math is also in the group of people taking science, so he/she is part of the group of 14, which is included. The question asked for the # of students taking either math, science, or both, so you only add two numbers together without adding or subtracting anything. So I think the answer was 104.</p>
<p>the CR section was so hard god, i skipped like 4/5 and probably got another 4/5 wrong
the math i thought was easy, i only skipped on the 11^3 25^3 49^3, i didn’t know what to put
the writing was alright, i skipped 4 error id probably got 1 wrong, hopefully 10+ on the essay
but i got 2 q’s for u guys:
- how do they score the SAT. i know the whole raw score, etc system, but is it done on a curve, or will like getting 5 wrong on the math section be the same score for any time u take the test?
- Can u cancel ur score after u get it?
Thanks</p>
<p>OK here is how u do it.
Get 44 and 60
subtract 14 from each so that u only have the people that are taking that class ONLY.
this should equal 76
then add 14 so that u can add the number of students taking both.
This equals 90</p>
<p>i actually thought the cr was easier than usual and the math was harder than usual (at least compared to the january sat). </p>
<p>for the people with the writing experiemental, do you know which writing section was the experimental? was it the one with the improving paragraphs about seacombing or about bird voyages?</p>
<p>Kapenak: One u cant cancel ur score after u get the test, u can though chooce wat scores the colleges get.
Two, the grade it on a curve, depending on how hard it was.</p>
<p>I think different people got diffrent experimental writting sections, i got nothing about birds. And i got 4 writting sections, 3 in a ROW!!!
Any one else taking it on June</p>
<p>oh fudge, the bird one was the one i did well in =/</p>
<p>and having 4 writing sections is really weird bc you’re only supposed to have 2 writing sections and if you have a writing experimental that would make it three tops…</p>
<p>Isnt the essay part of the writting</p>
<p>ohhh haha forgot about that :)</p>