<p>I sat there thinking for a while and I put odd due to the fact that the max of the graph occurred at odd intervals.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the q where they have you two graphs and you had to find the wrong statement?
I think the answer choices were something like this (q49)
A) f(x)>0
B) f(x)> g(x)
C) f(x+a)>f(x)
D) g(x+a)>g(x)
E) f(x+a) -f(x) >g(x+a)- g(x)</p>
<p>@SephardicJewESA
I remember that one! I think the first answer choice was f(x) + g(x) > 0 though. And I put down the first answer choice bc it seemed like g(x) was going down to negative infinity as it approached zero, and neg inf plus g(x)'s non-infinity value is negative…iirc</p>
<p>@thatindianguy
That’s too bad!!! If it makes you feel any better, the first time I signed up for the sat I thought I signed up for the June one but had actually signed up for the May, so I missed the exam AND had to wait until the next year to take it </p>
<p>@cedartree did you get 2 for the max - min one?</p>
<p>@SephardicJewESA @cedartreee
I said the answer was E. As g(x) approaches 0 the change in the y direction becomes greater and greater, so g(x + a) - g(x) could be much larger than f(x+a) - f(x). And if I remember correctly the first answer choice was f(x) >0.</p>
<p>@theoneandonly1 That must’ve been really harsh on you. But I guess we all make mistakes and must enjoy the consequences.</p>
<p>@ahcuh1
Ughhhh darn it I think you’re right :(( </p>
<p>@ahcuh1 yeah i put down E as well! hope we’re both right! 
@thatindianguy aww, damn that sucks :(, <cyberhugs></cyberhugs></p>
<p>@eddstah can’t remember sorry!</p>
<p>Do you guys think I still have a shot in the lower 700’s if I left 10 blank and felt like I missed about 5?
Any stories from people taking the test in the past would def help.</p>
<p>Considering the test was so hard, can I get a score of 800 (or 780+) with raw score 42-43? I’m kinda stressed out right now 
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<p>@sirvsxivss I’m on the same boat Hope we can both get 800s 
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<p>Hopefully :)</p>
<p>@NorCalGuy11 Yeah, my friend took SAT math 2 before and got 770 skipping at least 7 questions!
@sirvsxivss You should be able to! Usually the raw score cut off for 800 is 44 :)</p>
<p>I hope this curve is lenient.</p>
<p>Who remembers the interquartile question? That one had me thinking for 5+ minutes</p>
<p>I think i got 31%</p>
<p>The question that had graphs and asked which one’s results showed a standard deviation of 0 was the one where all the graphs were leveled out, right?..</p>
<p>Standard Deviation is defined as how far numbers stray away from the mean.</p>