<p>Now we all know that 2011 June Intl SAT is the same one as 2010 June USA SAT. I assume that curve for the recycled test would be identical to the original one whose CR curve is very generous, maybe due to hard vocabs...</p>
<p>Anyway, the test is over! What are you guys going to do while waiting for scores?</p>
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<p>All of the below are American curves:
(thanks 1253729!)</p>
<p>CR curve for the June 2010 SAT:
67=800
66=800
65=800
64=800
63=780
62=760
61=740
60=730</p>
<p>M curve for the June 2010 SAT:
54=800
53=760
52=740
51=
50=
49=710
48=</p>
<p>Writing MC curve for the June 2010 SAT:
49=80
48=79
47=76
46=
45=72
44=70</p>
<p>I expecting around 54 in reading, what would that likely be?
and I guess I’ll be waiting for a 650+ in math!! I got some easy questions wrong!! the question that asked for the greatest 4 digit number that would sum up to 25, don’t ask me why I got it 9871… :'(</p>
<p>Anyone remember the exact question for the one with the f(x) and g(x)? It said that g(x) = f(x+1) + f(x-1) and asked to find g(certain value it gave)… what was the equation for f(x)…anyone remember?</p>
<p>I solved this by moving f(x) to the left one unit then to the right one unit which resulted in g(x) being the same graph as f(x). After I have read some posts though, I am really uncertain about this method…I am thinnking that I should have added the two different values of f(x+1) and f(x-1) separately then added them together…did anyone try both methods? if so, did you get the same answer??</p>
<p>^ There wasn’t a given equation, a graph was given.
And if you did it the two different ways you got two different answers: 3 vs. the correct answer, 6. (By adding the two values separately.)</p>
<p>oh my gosh…the math curve…
will international scores be released just like in the US, so about 12:anything EST??? I hope so, cause I want to check them out before leaving for school!!!</p>