<p>^9.1
^^there was only possible answer, 7. One of the two variables =.5 and the other = .25
0.N and 0.M5 add M and N and you get 7.</p>
<p>Was 5/7 choice D?</p>
<p>^ Yes, and the only question I got wrong so far… -_-</p>
<p>There were two parallel lines right? (Just can’t remember if I made a stupid mistake >.>, I know what parallel lines are lol)</p>
<p>And what were the numbers for the “reflected x over y” question?</p>
<p>Did they give you that the height of the rectangle was 2 on the two triangles, one rectangle area problem?</p>
<p>what was hte man one that was like 5 integers add up to 100, smallest is 10 what is largesT?</p>
<p>What section was the 5/7 question in?</p>
<p>^ Section 2, very last question.</p>
<p>The last MC on the grid-in section? Because I thought the last one in section 2 was the one about popcorn and soft-drinks.</p>
<p>Is 1.66 an acceptable way to grid 5/3?</p>
<p>^^
Hmm, maybe I’m getting confused… never mind, sorry.</p>
<p>@Student 11111</p>
<p>The largest integer was 54. Choice C i think. The integers were 10,11,12,13,54. If the smallest integer is 10, then the largest possible integer would require the other 3 to be as close to 10 as possible. 10+11+12+13=46 and 46+54=100</p>
<p>What was the question to the one with 5/3 as the answer? I dont remember it.</p>
<p>^Grid-in. 2nd page, bottom right. Something asking about how much one quantity was greater than another quantity.</p>
<p>And 1.66 and 1.67 are both acceptable ways to grid 5/3.</p>
<p>:( Does anyone know if there were two sets of parallel in that one question, it seemed too easy.</p>
<p>^
Yes the answer was 2</p>
<p>Does anybody know what the answer for the if 2x=3y=4z, then how is x+y+z of x?</p>
<p>^it was 13/6</p>
<p>can you please explain how to figure that one out?</p>
<p>y = 2x/3, z = x/2. so the sum is x + 2x/3 + x/2. That’s 6x/6 + 4x/6 + 3x/6 = 13x/6</p>