<p>Whatever the slope of AB was is the answer: C is on a
line // to AB. Anybody remembers the coordinates?</p>
<p>the slope of AB was 4/3</p>
<p>are u sure?, dont you mean -4/3</p>
<p>I remember it was like (0,6) and (8,2) and C was (-3,2)</p>
<p>I'm not sure but i think AB had a positive slope. AC had a negative slope. B and C were had the same x cord of 2.</p>
<p>It was a positive slope. (0,6) and (-3,2) turns out to be 4/3.</p>
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it was like (0,6) and (8,2)
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Yesssss!
It was!!
And as I recalled earlier,
the slope of AB was -4/8</p>
<p>-1/2 is the FINAL answer.</p>
<p>So are we deciding now that it was -1/2?
That's what I got, but earlier everyone kept saying it was wrong so I was having doubts.
Sweeeet</p>
<p>Peer pressure... Worked even on me. Everybody was saying. -3/4, and I thought that's what I must've gotten.
The case of bourn identity. :D</p>
<p>the slope of AB was 3/4
It was a right triangle... with the legs of 3 and 4.</p>
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it was like (384+k)/6 = 85
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Mean of the first five grades was given. I don't remember the number, but say if it was 84, then the answer would be
(5*84+x)/6.</p>
<p>SoCaliii remembers it right:
A(0,6), B(8,2), C(-3,2).
Point C was moving.</p>
<p>^ Oh. right. I remember now.</p>
<p>Does anyone know how ACT scoring would go (as in, venture a guess)? Like for the SATs, people would go -5 is maybe a 720 on CR....</p>
<p>What would -15 ( I know....) on Math be? And how much, on average, do you need to miss to get a 28+?</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>lol. i'm currently enrolled in precal hnrs rite now and we haven't gone over some of the math. ran out of time toward the end and randomly filled in 7 bubbles.</p>
<p>Georgetown Gal, depending on the curve -15 will be 21~25</p>
<p>Any chance of -1 = 36? lol</p>
<h2>Here’s a requested compilation. </h2>
<p>slope ………………………. -1/2
quarters ………………………. 21 (D)
q.#60 ………………………. -2xy
tri-color ………………………. if not __ THEN not __
cos Θ ………………………. 4/5
sum of arirhmetic sequence ………………………. 6660
cake: area of foil ………………………. 128<br>
cake: # of pieces ………………………. 48
lateral surface area ………………………. 60 pi
October expenses ………………………. 10%
parking meter ………………………. $6.25
3 eq. triangles around a right triangle ………………………. top, bottom right, bottom left (XYZ)
log w^x ………………………. -4
III Quadrant ………………………. 8%
probability ………………………. 7/27
possible side ………………………. 32
consecutive odd ………………………. 2k/3 - 2
sin sec ………………………. tan</p>
<h2>I am not sure if I remember these answers right:</h2>
<p>trapezoid ………………………. x<=10, y>=-x, -2<=y<=-6 (B)
table linear function ………………………. -10
triangle angles in progression ………………………. 50, 60, 70
chord–radius angle ………………………. 55
simplify ………………………. 1/(6x)+1/(4x^2)
1.503<em>10^n ………………………. -3
average grade ………………………. (5</em>84 + x)/6 = 85
parabola ………………………. y = (x+3)^2 - 2</p>
<p>what do you think -5 will be on this math?</p>
<h2>"I am not sure if I remember these answers right:</h2>
<p>trapezoid x<=10, y>=-x, -2<=y<=-6 (B)
table linear function ………………………. -10
triangle angles in progression ………………………. 50, 60, 70
chord–radius angle ………………………. 55
simplify ………………………. 1/(6x)+1/(4x^2)
1.503<em>10^n ………………………. -3
average grade ………………………. (5</em>84 + x)/6 = 85"</p>
<p>I got all these, but what is the chord-radius question?</p>
<p>^two radii and a chord form a triangle</p>