<p>this wait is literally tearing me apart inside. I try to forget but I can’t! Any of you got tips for forgetting?</p>
<p>What was the question where you have to reflect g(3) over a line? Was the line y=3 or y=4? I remember the point had a space between it and the horizontal line, so you had to account for that in the reflection. What did people get for this one?</p>
<p>Here are all the answers I have. Just a repost mostly.</p>
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<li>12 (find x, x=2g, 3=g/2)??</li>
<li>77th in line</li>
<li>12(averages problem find x)</li>
<li>4 cranks</li>
<li>II only (pythagorean theorem one)</li>
<li>75(what was this one)?</li>
<li>9(what was this one)?</li>
<li>2.40(auto industry problem)?</li>
<li>AP<AC (point p anywhere in rectangle)</li>
<li>-9<Y<1</li>
<li>Y=3X(just plugged in 2,6 to each one)</li>
<li>(X-3)(X+2)(had to factor each to find answer)</li>
<li>4:9 (Ratio of 2 square sides is 2:3 what is ratio of area?)</li>
<li>(X+5)^2 - X^2 = 125 (word problem, rearranged to solve for x)</li>
<li>I and III (which of the following equations are always true for any values of a and b)</li>
<li>72pi (semicircle one)</li>
<li>|H-68|<6 (pilot one)(option d?)</li>
<li>f(-1)=f(1) is False</li>
<li>12</li>
<li>1/4 tomato/potato question
Grid ins:
9.) 9 children (candy/crayons)
10.) 7
11.) 2200 (eye doctors)
12.) 48
13.) 17 (3k one)
14.) 110 (measure of angle)
15.) 90 (Temp. in C)
16.) 5/2 (ticks one)
17.) 1320 (Area of 120 and 110 one)
18.) 5.71 </li>
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<p>1.) .5 H x P (dont ask me what this question was haha)
2.) 75
3.) 7
4.) 4
5.) 19
6.) 5 ( i think the sequence one)
7.) 24
8.) 3
9.) 9:10 (train one)
10) 0 (median v median one)
11.) (5, 5) not on circle
12.) 18 (perimeter of figure)
13.) -50 (x+y-z)
14.) 6 (integers fit)
15.) rad 136 (cylinder)
16.) (9, 10) fits in equation</p>
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<p>The line was y=4. f(3) was 3, so g(3) is 5.</p>
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<p>Minor point: the question asked for the time a bus (not a train) left. The only reason I’m pointing this out is because 9:10 looked like an answer to the 2:3 side length area ratio problem, so clarifying the question (and maybe putting 9:10 AM) may help.</p>
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<p>Yes, that’s the auto industry one.</p>
<p>Thank you, 314159265, for clarifying. Didn’t the y=4 line or y=5 line start to go off the graph?</p>
<p>wasn’t it reflected over y=3. I thought the answer was 3</p>
<p>i could of swore the train left at 6:50… so wouldn’t it be 9:20???</p>
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<p>No, it was reflected over y=4.</p>
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<p>Nope, first bus left at 6:40. I remember because I almost picked 10:00 before realizing that the 5th bus left at 10.</p>
<p>Anybody remember that question at the very end of one section where the price of a car or something increased from some amount of money to another. The increase was 20% over 10 years and you needed an equation of the yearly percentage increase, i believe…what was the anwer for that question, was it like E??</p>
<p>314- ok but wasn’t the answer still 3? Because if you reflected it the point would still be located there. </p>
<p>And for the train one I def picked something with 9 o clock so i should be good. The answer was D right? Cuz E was with 10 or whatever</p>
<p>^I dont think that is the same question…</p>
<p>^ it was E. </p>
<p>tenchar</p>
<p>@needshelp1212, the answer was = 5.</p>
<p>g(3) = 5</p>
<p>How do you get 5?</p>
<p>I really blew this when they had easy math sections. If i retake it ( this was my first time) will the math def be harder or is it always like this? I cant wait till dec 21st because im stressing out over this so much. I feel like an idiot compared to this board</p>
<p>Math is usually always relatively the same difficulty; I mean, the difficulty will always be reflected in the curve anyways so there’s really no answer.</p>
<p>hm. but does anyone else think that this math section was just harder in general? (the one with the 20 million –> 24 million in 10 years question where the answer was E)</p>
<p>like i’ve done math sections before, but this one felt tougher than usual. i thought so, at least. am i the only one who felt that way? :</p>
<p>I thought it was harder than it’s generally so maybe we’ll get a generous curve.</p>
<p>i honestly thought though, that this was harder than the usual 780 curve practice tests o.o</p>
<p>like the ax^2 + bx + c where you had to solve for “a” on that grid in problem. that was nuts (even though i got it, still i was thinking “i’ve never had that kind of question before”)</p>
<p>same for the one with the 20 million –> 24 million in 10 years, it was tougher than usual i thought</p>
<p>Is the curve same for all the different versions of the math administered? Or is it by version of test?</p>