<p>Does anyone remember the folder paper question where we had to find what was opposite of c (I don’t remember the letters, so where was it on the diagram)? That question was annoying lol </p>
<p>@T41997 It was B, and I’ll have to find a way to show you where it was…</p>
<p>@wchristen89, where was b? To the left or to the right of c? Haha ik it was such a simple question…</p>
<p>So far I know I got two grid-ins wrong. And around 4 or 5 Math MC wrong.</p>
<p>Did anyone get 6 for two grid-in problem? One was the -1<2n-10<4 and there was another.</p>
<p>@T41997 Go to this link and find the unfolded cube. If it’s asking what is directly above D, the answer is B.</p>
<p><a href=“GC10Q63 Fads and Fashions #1: The Rubik's Cube (Unknown Cache) in Oregon, United States created by mudder91”>GC10Q63 Fads and Fashions #1: The Rubik's Cube (Unknown Cache) in Oregon, United States created by mudder91;
<p>@T41997 Here’s how I did it- The two sides poking out, when folded in, will have to be across from each other. In a cube, two faces next to each other can’t be across from each other. That ruled out both faces next to X. I think that’s how it went. I’m not the best at remembering these problems after the test itself. It’s easier to visualize when staring at the picture :)</p>
<p>B was underneath A. You guys can’t visualize that kind of stuff?</p>
<p>It was asking for which was opposite of X</p>
<p>@Chrysanthemum14 6 was also the answer for the how many more pairs of pants question.</p>
<p>What was the question where an option puerile?? Can someone answer pleasee</p>
<p>@wchristen89 I think I put 7 O.o</p>
<p>@wchristen89
yep thank you</p>
<p>Do we reach a consensus on the distance vs time exponential graph?</p>
<p>I was stuck between A and B. I can’t remember which one I chose though.</p>
<p>It was B because A when folded would be on the side. They assume tht most will just pick A off the first glance lol</p>
<p>has anyone ever been busted by the collegeboard for discussing questions here? considering the number of posts I assume the answer is no but I just want to make sure…</p>
<p>There were 3 pairs of pants, 10 shirts, and 2 shoes. It asked how many more pairs of pants would you need to get 180 possible outfits. That mean you would need 9 pairs of pants in total. So the answer is 6 not 7.</p>
<p>Hey guys I was wondering, did any of you guys get A, B, C, D, E all in a row on the math section? I saw another guy say he did, but I think someone said it was experimental I hope it was not experimental and I got all of them right please reply.</p>
<p>For the distance time graph… Uh, I picked the one that looked like a (</p>
<p>Except it ended flat-ly</p>
<p>Ok my two questions:
What was the question with an option of puerile?
Does anyone remember the question where “introduced a tone of ironic detachment” was an option? </p>
<p>@2400boii What was B? I tried using calculus, and picked the one that got less steep as it went because the derivative approached 0… (that’s if I’m thinking of the same question…)</p>
<p>@synack I doubt they actually care lol im pretty sure they knw tht this exista</p>