<p>@courneyenpointe: <em>high five</em> hope we re both right…
@jason: I dont think there is order about that…
@DIboy2: absolute the same. and period of cos(x) is 2pi</p>
<p>What about the one with a circle with a circumscribed triangle. It asked to express R in terms of theta?</p>
<p>Edit: Also, R wasn’t the radius of the circle. It was the radius along the x-axis minus the leg of the triangle along the x axis. There were answers like sin(theta)cos(theta), etc.</p>
<p>So is the answer 7280 for the combination question? </p>
<p>Also, what would 3 wrong and 4 omit be for this test? 780, or could it possibly be 790? I know review books have listed a raw score of 42 as 790 but I am not sure when the difficulty level of this test is factored in.</p>
<p>No, if u graph abscosx and cosx. They are different and it changes their period. I even googles it. Therefore, the answer is not 4pm. It’s 2pi for the sat question. Here it is. [Why</a> is the function y=abs(cosx) periodic with the period pi? - Yahoo! Answers](<a href=“Yahoo | Mail, Weather, Search, Politics, News, Finance, Sports & Videos”>Yahoo | Mail, Weather, Search, Politics, News, Finance, Sports & Videos)</p>
<p>u r right Diboy. It’s 2pi :(</p>
<p>lol i skipped a few questions that everyone on here’s talking about
i just don’t get trig. and pi.</p>
<p>results in 16! who’s going to stay up LOL</p>
<p>i never think i could do that badly in Math so yes i think im gonna stay up.</p>
<p>about the pi thingey, just graph it on yout calculator. I was running out of time so finally came up with a stupid answer :|</p>
<p>Is it in 16 days? I am probably just going to check when I wake up that morning. It’s definitely not worth staying up for.</p>
<p>so did everyone think the test was hard or harder compared to past tests? does this mean the curve will be lenient? :)</p>
<p>^
I thought it was definitely harder than the practice test I took from the official study guide.</p>
<p>^Same… I couldn’t even get to the last 10 questions, which was really disappointing. I was able to on the Official Study Guide.</p>
<p>I never took the Official CB practice test, so I don’t know if this one was harder or easier. I thought, however, that it was similar to Barron’s in terms of difficulty-anyone else thinks this?</p>
<p>Anyway, yes. I was feeling really good about the test for the first 15 or so questions, and then it went down hill… some questions I just totally skipped and some I think I got right. I really want to see my score!</p>
<p>If this test was harder (like most of you are saying), what do you think the curve will be like? Someone please make a chart/list, like:</p>
<p>60 to 4_ = 800
4_ = 790
and so on</p>
<p>thank you</p>
<p>Someone earlier predicted a 43-800 curve, which I feel might be the case. It’s usually 44/43, I doubt it would fluctuate that much.</p>
<p>what raw point would equate to a 700 (or +)?
i need a list D:</p>
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<p>I admittedly only took two Barron’s tests, but I actually thought this one was much easier.</p>
<p>
Assuming 43-800 curve:
43-50: 800
42: 790
41: 780
40: 770
39: 760
38: 750
37: 740
36: 730
35: 720
34: 710
33: 700
32: 690
31: 680
30: 670
29: 660
28: 650
27: 640
26: 630</p>
<p>etc…
If it’s a 44-800 curve, then just subtract ten points from the scaled score (i.e 41 becomes 770, not 780).</p>
<p>I don’t think it’s going to fluctuate much either. The lowest its ever gone is 43.
But yes this test was significantly harder than usual. Or, I wouldn’t day harder but definitely trickier. I took the Jun 2010 test and it was a breeze compared to this one. It only dtarted getting hard in the last 10 questions. The questions were really straightforward and obvious in that one. I don’t think this is very fair though.But yes, it was easier than Barrons.</p>
<p>haahaaaaay… i’m pretty sure I will get more than 770 :D:D
good luck everyone :-)</p>
<p>Yeah, I predicted my 780-790 using the 43/50 = 800 curve.</p>
<p>till now, it seems that I’ve answered all the questions correctly… wohooo! :D</p>