<p>@wushsushsushs </p>
<p>i do not remember those either</p>
<p>@luca11, the first few tests in the BB give a specific number.
I dunno why the latter tests give a range.</p>
<p>The curve isn’t preset, but it’s also not determined by how well other kids do.</p>
<p>The experimental sections are used to equate scores with previous tests. It’s a very complicated process, but you just really need to know this:
- The curve isn’t preset
- Your performance isn’t determined by other test takers</p>
<p>@the airplane</p>
<p>***? o.o
i swear those came from different math sections, and they obviously can’t both be experimental…</p>
<p>The first three tests in BB give a specific number because those are actual tests administered by the College Board in previous years. The latter tests are made-up.</p>
<p>idk, just look at the list, there’s missing a few so it could be, i dont remember much sorry</p>
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<p>Oh. I knew that my performance wasn’t determined by other test takers, so I assumed that the curve was preset. False dichotomy, I guess.</p>
<p>this is random, but what calculator did everyone use? I’m not sure if I could even finish the test with an 84 instead of an 89.</p>
<p>Ti-83 >_>…</p>
<p>TI-83 lol.</p>
<p>wow… the test is soo much easier with an 89</p>
<p>TI-83.</p>
<p>Rep it.</p>
<p>@boston1993</p>
<p>you are correct, it was a multiple choice. Was it in one of the big or the small section(s) though?</p>
<p>graphing calculator --isn’t there anyone who use a scientific?. I used a scientific calculator: Casio FX-115MS</p>
<p>totally forgot my calculator for the SAT. I didn’t think it would’ve helped though :/</p>
<p>There was a grid-in that people have missed.
the answer was 110, but i don’t remember the question at all.</p>
<p>the one with the two circles with diff radii…i got 6xpi but was this experimental?
also when are scores online?</p>
<p>@mybman
Uhh, I think it was in a big section. Because I remember it being around question 21 or 22. I could be wrong though.</p>
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<p>I don’t think I actually used mine. All the questions are easy enough to answer even if one forgets a calculator. When I took the Jan test, I only used my calc to speed up some of the algebra.</p>
<p>There was a question where you had to find the length of an arc, and you were given two circles with the same center and the area of the second [larger] circle, and the angle of the first [smaller], which was 80degrees.</p>
<p>don’t remember what the answer was though. or if it was experimental or not.</p>