<p>North: For Physics, I had say that you pay attention to the theoritical problems in Electricity, that was where I got stumped, but I got them in the end. 
For Maths, I have nothing to say. You should get through it without much problems, just pay attention to the time alloted. Use the calculator wisely and you should be fine. 
Hope you feel well, the waiting time outside the Exam. centres tend to be quite long. ;)</p>
<p>I have Barron’s for both 
People say that Barron’s is tougher compared to the actual test, but then it keeps you prepared for anything so :)</p>
<p>@mrinal, I feel glad that we just did electricity in grand detail at school, so much so that I just had to give it a cursory glance of remembrance 
Im tending to worry more about maths, coz I haven’t gotten as much practice in as I wanted.</p>
<p>do you know how to do exponential regression on the graphing calc? :)</p>
<p>Good luck everyone! Hopefully, after tomorrow, you’ll have one less thing to worry about.</p>
<p>Hey guys, didn’t see this page before hand.</p>
<p>I’m Anvesh (or anvesh95), a class of 2017er.
I’m looking forward to major in physics. </p>
<p>Nice to meet you all!</p>
<p>Crystal, barrons is the best stuff for
SAT2 prep.</p>
<p>thanks tizil :)</p>
<p>@Anvesh <em>hi 5</em> physics major too.</p>
<p>@north and rew thanks for replying to question! :)</p>
<p>Writing USH tomorrow.</p>
<p>Good luck all for tomorrow.</p>
<p>Tizil, once you get settled in UCB, tell me about EVERYTHING. (it’ll also make me strive harder for a reputed college)</p>
<p>Also, guys, how much impact does "undecided major " have on the application? As an international from
India? I heard i gave a negative impression in the people.</p>
<p>So one quick question how many of you think that graphic cal is helpful during the MATH 2 SAT… and how many of you have/will be using the grap cal. in the exam?</p>
<p>Duplicate Post. :p</p>
<p>^What is it Pratyush??
@north: I don’t have a graph calculator. What is the question??</p>
<p>@rew it usually gives a negative impression as far as i have heard for the international students but you know most of the americans are usually undecided about there majour even after getting admin in the colleges… So you cant say … I would say it depends person to person and uni to uni…</p>
<p>@ crystal31, I borrowed one from a friend of mine, and it does help in functions.
However if you are used tp cbse/isc you wont even feel the difference of not using a graphing calc. An 800 is possible without it.</p>
<p>@ mrinal pg 167 barrons, eg 7.
If you don’t have the book, basically the population of a city for the past 5 years is shown, and if the years - 1950, 1960, 1970, 1980, 1990 are given, u have to find the population in 1965.
They’ve explained some scatterplot method.</p>
<p>Aaah.</p>
<p>^That was the same question in my Maths II Subject test. :eek: The data must be different though.</p>
<p>And, just post the exact question here.</p>
<p>Also mrinal, you had posted before a link on anvesh’s chance thread of a list of colleges that are need blind for us citizens.</p>
<p>I have a Green card, that makes me a permanent resident of the united states. So in turn, I know that Stanford specifically considers me as a domestic applicant, coz it says so on their website, but does it apply to the other colleges as well?</p>
<p>If so, * huge relief off shoulder*</p>
<p>@xNorth, i am studying from the cbse board thanks for the reply :))</p>
<p>aaah tiring work typing from phone.</p>
<p>The decennial population of Centre City for the past 5 decades is shown in the table below
use exponential regression to estimate the 1965 population.</p>
<p>Year population
1950. 48000
1960. 72000
1970. 95000
1980. 123000
1990. 165000</p>