<p>Can anyone give me hte complete sentence for affected something
the writing part</p>
<p>arg, the more i’m seeing that the firehouse was 6 ways the more i’m ****ed at myself…i had that the first time i counted it, but then, for some reason i had thought i had counted the same route twice, and ever since then i’ve only been able to count 5…but nonetheless, i have (un)willingly accepted 6 as the official answer…as it seems to be the most prevalent answer amongst the test-takers</p>
<p>Yes, its a circle. I got 106 for the magazine. I just don’t see how I could have got this wrong becuase you basicaly just multiply the magazines times the issues per year and add them up for each subscription again right?</p>
<p>“Programmer, I think the actual question is something like, there is a sequence, 1,4,7, …each number after 1 is 3 more than the previous the number, what is the first number that exceeds 1000?”</p>
<p>That sounds better - that’s the question I think with answers:</p>
<p>A.) 1001
B.) 1002
C.) 1003
D.) 1004
E.) 1005</p>
<p>How did you do it and what was the answer? Thanks! :D</p>
<p>What section was this from - was it experimental? I think I just left it blank…couldn’t get it to work with the arithmetic sequence equations</p>
<p>but aren’t some of the buildings half-way on th street, otherwise how could the 1st answer to the question be 3.5?</p>
<p>I never had the blue socks question either, but I did have a section with huge exponents.</p>
<p>4 order of 12 subscriptions, 2 order of 4 subscriptions, and 1 order of 52 subscriptions. 108.</p>
<p>You can’t get a circle since the trucks can’t drive between blocks.</p>
<p>about the firetruck 1- this is how i thought it goes</p>
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<p>ok so that represents one quadrant and all the dashes at the very right represent a building of m=3 or wutevr the notation was- now take the point on the second row for instance- its distance from the firehoues (the bottomleft dash) is radical( (1)squared + (2)squared ) which isnt 3 so it cudnt be circle unless they assumed the distances were being measured in m notation not actual numeric notation lol dam stupid question </p>
<p>also was the last grid in 70/3? it was like u have a rectangle and the long side was PS and it was like</p>
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<h2>|…/…|</h2>
<p>the bottom of the traingle is 3/5PS (not drawn to scale lol) and the area of the triangle is 7- find the area</p>
<p>so i said the height of the rectangle = x</p>
<p>area=PS<em>x and
3/5PS</em>x/2=7
3/5PS<em>x=14
PS</em>x=70/3
area=70/3 ?</p>
<p>also one more question- there was this triangle and they said it has midpoints and the line connecting the midpoints is distance of 4- whats the distance of the baseline- was it 8?</p>
<p>thx :P</p>
<p>“You can’t get a circle since the trucks can’t drive between blocks.” Haha! :)</p>
<p>Did anyone get that one problem I mentioned? Anyone “see” it?</p>
<p>it’s definitely a diamond-shaped square. work it out now. remember that you can zig-zag.</p>
<p>Prog, I had 1003 for that question</p>
<p>zang, 70/3 is correct.</p>
<p>Do we multiply the 108 by 7 or something, since it’s for 7 years? I didn’t even read the entire question… GOD ARGH!! If the stupid marching band wasn’t practicing on the floor below us…</p>
<p>look, if you got it, it was probably on the experimental anyway. Mine was a CR experimental and I never saw that problem, so dont worry about it programmer</p>
<p>i don’t recall it saying the subscriptions were for 7-years…i recall the question saying 7 one-year subscriptions…</p>
<p>always faithful- that would be an m-distance of 3.5 or something. where you had to draw the shape was a strict distance of 3.</p>
<p>zanguzen-yes, it’s 70/3</p>
<p>i still don’t know which of my sections were experimental.</p>
<p>Wait a sec…it was for 7 years? NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!</p>
<p>Thanks bud :D</p>
<p>she bought 7 different subscriptions each subscriptoin lasts for a year- so u dont need to multiply by 7 years</p>