Does anyone remember what the answer was to the grid in problem that talked about calculators and notebooks?
My answer was $2.50-- could be wrong though.
In my opinion, what collegeboard is doing is fine. Although section 8 and 9 I feel were 2 of my best, there is really no better way for them to accurately grade the tests. The scales will be nicer, and I believe that the average score will be higher than usual.
so they are gonna use a formula based on how many we got wrong in the beginning sections to detemrine how many we got wrong in the screwed up sections?
@Caltechdream no. They are going to use a scale that does not include sections 8 and 9.
@Danwgun I’m pretty sure the average score will be lower now, considering any questions you miss in the earlier sections will be weighed higher now.
@curlypie99 yes, but the questions missed in sections 8 and 9 will not count against you at all. And the last reading included an exceptionally hard passage.
Does anyone remember if the math question with the ratio of arc length to the radius of a circle was in section 8/9 or an earlier section?? Please
wait so the scale would be for sure harsher not nicer?
@heylee1028 there is no way of knowing for sure, but I believe that it will be nicer.
@gkma98
It’s in the deleted sections.
Angle= arc/radius. It showed a 90 degree angle so pi/2.
So if you were to check pi/2 * (180/pi) is 90 degrees.
For the price of the notebooks with the calculator did you guys get 1.25? Also for the last multiple choice question on the first math section did you get only I 2a% of 2b?
@HonoredStudent
I don’t remember the notebook question… Shouldn’t have been hard.
The percent should’ve had two answers I think. I forgot what I put but I think it was II and III.
Oh ok, thanks
Anyone remember the it the j & k the question was on section 8/9? & Was it j+k?
Yeah it was j + k
Did anyone get 24 for the adjacent office question grid in?
was the answer to the [h(x)] question 2 or 0? the adjacent office was 12
I got 12 for the office grid in
People did you get that email from college board? Do you know which section they might be omitting?