<p>I cant remember doing any problems like that. Yours might have been experimental</p>
<p>What was the answer to the writing one where the sentence started with “Trained from The University of Lahore, he utilized his artistic abilities to…” Shouldn’t it be trained by or at not trained from?</p>
<p>@glasses1 yep, thanks!!</p>
<p>k guys…for those of you who remember… was it trained for or trained at. All I remember putting is no error.</p>
<p>95% sure it was trained at, since I put no error~ I would’ve noticed if it was trained from.</p>
<p>It was indeed “trained at.”</p>
<p>@FL Student, I know it wasn’t experimental because my experimental was reading. 
Does nobody remember putting “In contrast” as an answer? Please tell me somebody does!</p>
<p>I put In contrast… If it was “similarily” then it would have been something like “blahblah advancers hate resistors because resisters are delayed in technology. Similarily, resistors hate advancers because advancers are delayed in technology.” that doesn’t make sense.</p>
<p>Idk if this question already came on this post or not… but did anyone get 10^8<x<10^9. everyone="" says="" they="" put="" the="" choice="" with="" 10^7="" and="" 10^8…="" however,="" i="" clearly="" remember="" seeing="" that="" b="" was="" in="" numerator="" greater="" value–=""> 1<a<b<10. I had like 5 or 6 minutes check and I checked that problem twice…if it was the other way around I think I would have caught my mistake, but everyone insists that the smaller number was in the numerator.</x<10^9.></p>
<p>Did anyone else have the writing question about the ostrich egg? I think it might have been experimental. Also, can anyone remember if that was in the same section as the “scientists reported having found” question? </p>
<p>@ FlaWless; I think the question was: while 1<a<b<10, x = (a * 10^5)/(b * 10^-3). In which case the answer would be 10^7 < x < 10^8.</p>
<p>For the last fixing sentences question, what was the answer to the one that said, “the books sold as many books…” or was that the experimental?</p>
<p>@ triassiic; The bookstore sold as many books last week as it did in the last three months. Or something like that?</p>
<p>yeah i know but was that one in the experimental section?</p>
<p>Well, the insanely hard math section, if you had 4 Math sections, was the experimental.</p>
<p>@triassic No that was not experimental. I don’t remember it too well but I think it was a pronoun error. The original sentence said “they”, which should have been changed to “it”, referring to the bookstore.</p>
<p>Do any of you guys remember what numbers were the no errors in the writing section? Also in the improving paragraph, what did you guys get for the last question?? something like “by using modern device…”???</p>
<p>@testtaker Yes, I put that too and am pretty sure that’s correct. By using modern devices, a resistor would be able to accomplish tasks in much shorter amounts of time.</p>
<p>@Loudest Trumpet I put “in contrast” as well without much of a second thought. Hopefully it’s the correct answer… >_></p>
<p>What were the answer choices and answer to the absolute value one with the temperature ranging from +/- 4 degrees C of 22 degrees? I suck poop at absolute value problems and have a feeling I may have missed that one…</p>
<p>Can anyone name a question from the math experimental. In all honesty…I didn’t notice a section that was harder than the others, only one that was easier than all the rest.</p>
<p>@suhmanfuh When it comes to absolute value questions, look at the equations logically or verbally. Remember, an absolute value is mainly used to tell the distance between some element another because distance can’t be negative.</p>
<p>For example, If you have something like abs(x-3) < 5. This is saying that the difference (in this case, because of the absolute value, I think distance is the most appropriate term) between x and 3 (or 3 and x, whichever way you want) must be LESS THAN 5.</p>
<p>So, if you’re describing the question correctly, it should be abs(x-22) < 4, meaning that the distance between x and 22 is less than 4.</p>