<p>callthecops</p>
<p>i didn’t get that one. perhaps it was experimental.</p>
<p>was the firetruck one on the same section? i forgot</p>
<p>Wow… this thread just keeps growing!</p>
<p>5 wrong on math? above 700 even? I am finding that the firetruck problem is causing widespread chaos…</p>
<p>which section was it on? experimental or what?</p>
<p>firetruck was not experimental</p>
<p>firetruck was not experimental
yeah…i think so</p>
<p>My extra section was a CR section, math section with firetruck was in one of my 3 math sections, so it shouldn’t be a experimental.</p>
<p>Does anyone have predictions on the curve. Like how many do you think you could miss and have above 700 for math or reading</p>
<p>holey crap i like couldnt sleep last night without dreaming of me making stupid mistakes and getting a sub 700 score on math !</p>
<p>CURSE THE SAT ! i want my scores now !!!</p>
<p>lol i want mine too…I just hope that i got above my terrible 1790 score 
I would offically like to thank this board becuz the ppl on here with their perfect scores forced me to retake the SAT…:)</p>
<p>i got:
11 trays
square
70/3
2491
8 (for longest distance or something)
t=1
6 ways for firetruck
zero for units digit of k
1300</p>
<h2>-3<x<0 (or something like that)</h2>
<p>cosmopolitan
bent/analyzed
blended/discern
circumscribed
bully
italics to stress speculative aspects
vain
complete agreement
strong conviction
life and passion
reassuring
endured
quote on memories- celebrate broad range of memories (i was unsure about that)
home of the character- did you guys put social context, or essence (i put essence or identity or something like that)
- how are physics and dance similar or something like that (i dont remember what i put for that question)</p>
<p>anyone remember a SC question with harbinger in it? also dictum and prerogative</p>
<p>i put essence of identity for that q too, t=-2 not 1</p>
<p>One math question everyone is overlooking is the one before the Grid Ins where there were like 3 triangles intersecting at point P. You were supposed to find some random angle within one of the the triangles, what was this answer??? I remember I got 45 deg.</p>
<p>P.S.: Guys, this question was the one that had Not Enough Info Given as choice E. Flipsta G? Hamster? Anyone remember?</p>
<p>I was in doubt about which one to put for the home of character q—i think i put social context-----!!</p>
<p>ThE<em>GuRl</em>NeXt_DoOr, I don’t think I had the not enough info question so that may have been experimental (my exp. was critical reading)</p>
<p>As for the triangle problem, I don’t remember the numbers given but all you had to know to do the problem is that every triangle has 180 degrees in it, angles that together form a straight line add up to 180 degrees, and vertical angles are congruent.</p>
<p>"What was the answer to the computer program one?</p>
<p>I thought it would be (70<em>69</em>68<em>67</em>66<em>65)/(70</em>69<em>68</em>67) but i couldnt find the answer amongst the choices?!?!"</p>
<p>I think that was just 70^2. It was simply a permutation problem–you were allowed to reuse characters, so it was 70^6/70^4. </p>
<p>I thought it was pretty easy for the #20 question.</p>
<p>gurl next door the answer to that one was 65 degrees if im thinking of the right question.</p>
<p>what do you think i will get with 1 wrong math and like 5 -6 wrong CR?</p>
<p>i put “social context”…im…pretty sure. heh. but there hasnt been discussion about this question. so i dont know</p>