<p>@Jalmoreno- until the scores come out, rightfully so lmao (i sound so cruel lol).</p>
<p>Can someone who has a Twitter account please tweet Trevor and ask how close?</p>
<p>Start the tweet with @ap_trevor</p>
<p>I think you tweet and tag AP Trevor? I’m not sure though.</p>
<p>not sure either</p>
<p>Does trevor like torturing people by not updating his damn twitter??</p>
<p>@dancinggbear
uhh yes, yes it does.</p>
<p>bear (hahah no pun intended) in mind that the value in the answers for your width will be 2x not x. so we have x=y=20/square root of 2. plug them in you’ll get 400. or plug in for pythagorean theorem. or consider a 45 45 90 triangle. do it how you’d like. it’s the right answer. because as i said, A=max=400 sin (2 t) ----> A max= 400 -----> sin 2t = 1---->2t=90 degrees----> t= 45 degrees. x^2 +y^2 = 400 ----> hyp. = square root of 400= 20.
45 45 90 triangle has respective sides of 1, 1, and 1 radical 2. therefore if hyp = 20, the sides will be 20/radical 2 = 14.1421. since the dimensions of the rectangle are going to be y by 2x, the answer is 14.1421 by 28.2842</p>
<p>I don’t think they’re coming out today though lol. Cuz he went from saying late afternoon today to saying “Hoping for later today”. Idk, trevor, idk…</p>
<p>I’ll tweet AP Trevor. I’m following him hehe</p>
<p>I was hoping for top 20 rank, but my school didn’t tell us. And calling guidance is no help, they won’t even check people’s ap scores for them when they’re available.</p>
<p>i bet his followers will significantly drop once these scores come out lol.</p>
<p>EDIT
I’m 1 unweighted but 2 weighted. It’s annoying how IB and post secondary students have ALL of their classes weighted. Not fair to AP students.</p>
<p>OMG YOU ARE SO RIGHT. i LOVE YOU.</p>
<p>Course they’ll drop. Who’d keep following him lol?</p>
<p>He said tests on the system are going well so I bet it is today.</p>
<p>@sean- let us know what you find out by tweeting ap trevor</p>
<p>lol dancinggbear, you’re welcome.
@jallidalli
IB classes are all weighted? I saw nothing special in them, neither standard level or even higher level. and didn’t like the restrictions, so I went with APs.</p>
<p>You could just check Twitter yourself.</p>
<p>My school doesn’t offer IB. What’s the difference?</p>
<p>Lol, I get so mad when I think it’s a tweet from him about scores coming out and it turns out that it’s just one of his stupid comments on curriculum and crap lol. </p>
<p>@silonthesofa- Yep, and I agree with you. It’s just a bunch of busy work if you ask me.</p>
<p>EDIT</p>
<p>IB is more driven towards those who plan to go to colleges outside of the US or those who want a focus more on the humanities and, I guess, phiolosophical side of classes. It’s a lot less facts. But they have to write so many essays and crap that I think are just busy work.</p>
<p>IB courses are 2 year while APs are 1. IB is a whole diploma program, in which kids have to choose from 3 higher level courses and 3 standard level, with i think at least one in each subject matter, so a science, a math, a language, a foreign language, something something something not sure of the logistics. then at the end of senior year they take exams on each of them. each is scored 1 out of 7, making a total possible 42. add to this the two semester you have to do of theory of knowledge, one as second semester juniors, one as first semester seniors, and the possible 3 points from the ToK essay, and you have a total possible of 45. 42 out of 45 is considered amazing on IB, but why I’m not so sure since 3 of the classes are “standard level” (which really is not all too hard at all), and the ToK essay is just one essay.</p>