<p>@iwantthis - thanks. I couldn’t remember what the upper limit was, but now i remember it’s 60 like you said. that relieves some stress</p>
<p>number 8 was the one where (t-2)(t+2) was the factor of 100t^2-100t or something like that in section 3 i think?</p>
<p>Was it number 7 then?</p>
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I’m not sure about the location on the test, but I believe the question was asking for a value of k such that (x-2)(x+2) would be factors of 100x^2+k, meaning that the answer was -400.</p>
<p>Hello!
Does it say anywhere in the PSAT math section that you have to simplify fractions for the grid-in? I know it says that mixed numbers should become improper fractions, but for proportions etc. do we need to simplify? I was looking and it wasn’t in the directions. I’m thinking of writing the college board. </p>
<p>Thanks everyone!</p>
<p>^I’m pretty sure that unsimplified fractions would work as long as they fit (and that .600 and .60 and .6 would all work for decimals).</p>
<p>for the last question of the first math section that went reflect blah blah y=x was the answer D or E?</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure it was D.</p>
<p>Are you sure the y=x question was in the first math section?</p>
<p>I think it was the second section. Wasn’t one of the last questions in the first section the one about the popcorn sales</p>
<p>I also remember it being in the 2nd math section, as problem #7.</p>
<p>hmm not really uhh oh yea the last one was with popcorn sales and the graph i think it was the second to last question in one of the math sections im not sure. but i just wanna know the answer</p>
<p>It was the 2nd to last non grid-in. I remember 7 and 8 were both D.</p>
<p>sighhh i got one wrong in math -_- this totally sucks</p>
<p>That’s still a 235+</p>
<p>well english is my second language, so im not expecting to do so well in writing and critical reading</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the exact question to the one where the answer was 5/3?? I vaguely remember there being 3y = 4x, and asking how much greater y was then x.Am i missing something? Cause in that case it would be 4/3.</p>
<p>How much will -6 raw be?</p>
<p>Is an 80 on PSAT Math an accomplishment? Because hopefully (as long as I don’t jinx it), I will have scored a perfect score on it. Is it difficult to get an 80? People always say the math content is a joke.</p>
<p>-6 raw on Math is probably 65-69.</p>