<p>damn it! i think i was just stressing out completely…and i was acutally gonna guess that answer (2x + x^2)…but since it was my first time taking…i thought i woulda made careless errors = deduction if i guessed wrong if i got >2 wrong before the guess…so i didnt guess!</p>
<p>what was the question for the 7.8??</p>
<p>^ 7.8 is if name works 3 hours and other name works 4 hours and they are paid the same rate and make a total of $$, how much are they paid per hour</p>
<p>Not sure if this has been discussed (it’s a long thread), but can anyone explain the one with the triangle that had a horizontal line through it, forming a smaller triangle within the longer one, where you had to find the length of the line through it?
I had both a math teacher and a friend in AP calc try to figure it out and neither could, so I must be remembering it wrong.</p>
<p>^yea, i don’t remember gridding in that one either…was it a grid in?</p>
<p>^ it was 7.8</p>
<p>@missliss it said the numbers had to be different.</p>
<p>What can we expect for 2 missed questions?</p>
<p>I was the only sophomore taking it at my center, lol,</p>
<p>was the answer for the triangle with the line through it and w/e 8? anyone remember this q.?</p>
<p>it wasnt a grid in btw</p>
<p>i got 1 grid in wrong and 2 multiple choice. Someone score me please!?</p>
<p>@ reginaphalange, that may have been an experimental cause i dont remember a question like that</p>
<p>Hey guyz i want to ask a easy question . in the second question of grid in (3<2x<11) find 3x. Did he mention that X must be an integer?</p>
<p>ah crap. i got the bakery fill in wrong. i didnt read the questions close enough, i saw the number 4 and 3 combos, so i just did 4<em>3</em>2=24. i know you dont get penalized for a wrong grid answer, so could i still get an 800? or should i go shoot myself. this is coming from a junior in multivariablecalc+lin alg…oh damn i feel bad</p>
<p>You had a triangle with 2 known sides of 9 and 12. the Side of 9 was broken into 3(top) and 6(bottom). Since the lines that intersect it are parallel the two angles formed on the left were congruent, and the two angles on the right were congruent as well. Knowing this you could set up a ratio: 9:6 = 12:x, solve and x = 8</p>
<p>is it still right if i gridded in 7.80 instead of 7.8 o.o</p>
<p>someone answer! anyone know when all questions and answers are coming out?</p>
<p>8 is the answer.
@glacial, I dont think it had to be an integer but I just picked x=4 just to make sure</p>
<p>Can anyone remember the question with “2/3” as an answer? I think it was a ratio question.</p>
<p>Updated list! (got this from page 3) feel free to add detail to some of the answers.</p>
<p>2/3
60
E
6
x=8, y=16
area of small circle: 4 Pi
number line question: 7/8
smallest number (v/x question): 42
Grid ins:
7.8
6
72
function question: 102
2x=y 2y=w question: x=36 degrees
bakery combinations: 4
area of square: 5
3/4</p>
<h1>of rectangular prisms: 1000</h1>
<p>8521</p>
<p>12
15
16
1:04-1:08
2c-5 = b and bc= 45
24 - 4 pi
20percent
3
7
5x’s in triangle: x =36 degrees
100
232 223</p>
<p>arithmetic mean: 91
quadrilateral area: 105
32
Square root of 6, square root of 13
5
sequence: 6a +15p
median gas mileage: 26
3
b squared +b</p>
<p>x=2
2/5 probability
length of BD when reflected over x-axis: 8
750- 150w
50
5
circumference of circle: 20pi
2
77
RS00J0
amount of money saved: 1/4
similar triangles line segment: 8
2x + x squared
scatter plot question: -7x+13
1/4 r squared less than r +5 less than r-5 squared </p>
<p>there was one question about an absolute value graph. i don’t know if the answer is up here
also missing the question with the runners
was it 3:2 or 2:3</p>
<p>i put 6, letting x = 2 for the question 3 <2x< 11
that is a possible correct answer right?</p>
<p>wait, whats the answer to the bakery one? i put 24.</p>
<p>@Viggy </p>
<p>The correct answer is 4.</p>
<p>72</p>
<p>I dont remember this question?</p>