<p>The one with 2 electric plates with uniform charge and different positions for a pt. charge...The force is the same at all pts.</p>
<p>My memory is drawing a blank for some reason...</p>
<p>More to Come....</p>
<ol>
<li>Expanding universe ==> The red-shift and background radiation applies
but not elliptical orbit.</li>
<li>Half lives question ==> 1 Hour 20 Minutes,</li>
<li>Photoelectric One ==> the intensity wasn't changed but frequency increased and electrons more energetic,</li>
<li>The question with magnetic field and turning square==> 2 of them,</li>
<li>Question with photon shot to something and electron comes out. if the
second electron has half the wavelength, the energy-volt should be
==> Double Energy,</li>
<li>Charges A and B shot horizontally into a field ==> Same sign of charge,</li>
<li>Weird shape and ask which field was strongest==> Narrowed Point,</li>
<li>Kite with tension/wind question: 500.</li>
<li>Presure on surface of boiling water: Same with room air presure,</li>
<li>Guitar strings ==> Tension and frequency change not wavelength,</li>
<li>Good insulator and conductor ==> Glass and aluminum,</li>
<li>Magnetic flux one ==> </li>
<li>Battery and it's been running for .5 hours ==> 3600 C,</li>
<li>Move that charge ==> 2cm,</li>
<li>Galvanometer thing ==></li>
<li>One spaceship 0.6c and other 0.6c opposite ==> between 0.6c and 1C,</li>
<li>Plane Mirror, Choice Among given images ==> Same distance, doted Pict.</li>
<li>Plane Mirror, Word Question ==> same distance and left/right reversed,</li>
<li>Force on a charge btw 2 plates with voltage V ==> 2 * 10^3.</li>
<li><p>What quality causes waves to diffract differently? ==> wavelength,</p></li>
<li><p>At what point in a pendulum's swing is the tension in the string the greatest? ==> at its lowest point,</p></li>
<li><p>A person walks 40m east, 20m north, and then 20m west. What is his displacement from the starting point ==> 28m, 45 degrees N of E,</p></li>
<li><p>Which graph shows the velocity vs time of a free falling object due to earth's gravity (ignore air resistance)? ==> linear graph going through origin,</p></li>
<li><p>Which graph shows the force of gravity vs distance of two objects? ==> inverse relation graph,</p></li>
<li><p>Object swinging in circular motion. Which direction will the object's velocity be if the string breaks? ==> tangent to circular path,</p></li>
<li><p>2 electric plates with uniform charge and different positions for a pt. charge ==> The force is the same at all pts,</p></li>
</ol>
<p>....sorry, my mistake</p>
<p>ali_liu: for moon, i put the person will weigh 6 times less on the moon - could sb explain y this is wrong?</p>
<p>actually the options said mass would be 6 times less, not weight... mass doesnt change</p>
<p>Yeah I'm pretty sure it asked for the mass which obviously would be the same as on earth.</p>
<p>To get the weight, you would have to know the mass and radius of the moon since Fg = Gmm'/r^2. I don't recall using the mass and radius of the moon for any question so it probably was asking for mass and not weight.</p>
<p>The answer was that an object would travel 6 times as high on the moon. The crappy part is that i was in the process of figuring that out when the bell rang, so I didn't get to put it.</p>
<p>i can't believe it...i got another wrong, what's the score for:</p>
<p>5 wrong, 2 omit?</p>
<p>8 wrong, 2 omit?</p>
<p>thx guyz~</p>
<p>Ali_liu</p>
<p>I'm pretty sure both of those translate into an 800, with the second being on the border.</p>
<p>Yes, you can get up to 10 wrong and still have an 800 (following the Real curve).</p>
<p>I seem to remember one with eyeglasses. But now I'm not sure whether I took it on a practice test or it was on the real test. Anyways, eyeglasses work on the basis of refraction.</p>
<p>Does Sparknotes have a realistic curve table? A 66 is the cut-off score for an 800, but everyone seems to say it's lower.</p>
<p>December SAT I/II chatroom: dec3sat</p>
<p>From 1-5 AM EST and beyond. Good luck, everyone!</p>
<p>YES!!!!1111shift1 790 and I left 7 questions blank!</p>
<p>730, left 10 blank, didn't study this time (took conceptual physics BLAH in 9th grade). I didn't even care this time because it was feewaivered; I just wanted the 4 free score reports. Maybe if I focused on the test, I would have gotten more than 50 pts improvement. But I'm pretty happy; I finally have all 700's.</p>
<p>I got a 730 in Physics as well. Is that a good score? Do you know any websites where I can see the average scores for SAT Subject Tests at different schools?</p>
<p>800.........</p>
<p>but i already got into cornell ED........</p>
<p>anybody want my score?</p>
<p>evanescenteuphoria, I would love to have your score... to up my defer from MIT. </p>
<p>Lightheaded, I've never seen a site with the average SAT II scores from each school. Also, 700+ is very good. There's a reason why physics has a generous curve, because it's supposed to be harder than a lot of other tests. Why is the percentages so low then? Even though it's a hard test, maybe because not many people want to take the chance of taking a hard test, so people that actually know the material only take the test.</p>
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<li>i want evanescenteuphoria's 800!</li>
</ol>
<p>I got 800. :)
Still can't believe it. Maybe CollegeBoard messed something up? Hehe.</p>
<p>Damn I feel bad now. lol I'm the type of person that has to always get the highest score. Why couldn't they just give me that extra 10 points? =(</p>
<p>I also got 800 somehow, I think. I must have been exactly on the cut-off score.
When I log into My SAT, it says to come back next saturday to check for scores, but then I went to Send Scores to Colleges, where I saw my 800.
Has anybody had that happen to them before?</p>