<p>No, unless the curve is SUPER lenient, which is unlikely. It’s only happened once before.</p>
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<p>It’s possible but highly unlikely for this test. -1 will probably be 770-780 for this one.</p>
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<p>It has happened more than once. Nonetheless, omitting a question on Math is never a good idea if you want an 800.</p>
<p>What? is this verified? It said no primes inbetween? F— -2. Gr.</p>
<p>hey for the 15 students in club A and 12 students in club B. and like 11 are exactly in ONE group. isnt the answer 16…</p>
<p>because lets say 11 of them are in the 12 group. so it remains 1 in the 12 group that is in both. and 15 can also be in both groups. so 1 +15 = 16?</p>
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<p>If only 12 people are in one of the clubs, how can 16 be in both?</p>
<p>so how would u do it?</p>
<p>Um… if 11 are ONLY in the 12 group, then only 1 person can be in both.</p>
<p>I just set up a system of equations and solved it.</p>
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<p>does anyone remember if this was answer choice A??</p>
<p>then how is it 8. this is the only question i dont get at alll.</p>
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<p>I don’t think that it was.</p>
<p>Okay well if you don’t want to use the system of equations this is an easier way to visualize it.</p>
<p>Okay Group A and Group B. A=15 B=12.
First you take away 3 from A because obviously they can’t be in both.
Then you have 12 and 12, and 8 students in ONE club left.
Then you subtract 4 from both, and you get 8 and 8.
So those 8 are in both clubs.</p>
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<p>I REALLY don’t remember seeing this. Was this an experimental section?</p>
<p>I don’t remember that either fledgling.</p>
<p>I don’t remember this either</p>
<p>OK, then it was experimental :)</p>
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<p>Can someone explain that? Was that the question where you had to find the angle between two diagnols of faces on a cube? I thought it was 90 because in 2D, the diagnols bisect the right angle so 45+45 = 90. In 3D, it would be 1/4th of a circle so 90deg. what am i doing wrong?</p>
<p>Unlike everyone else, I totally suck at math. Would a -9ish keep me in the 600’s still?</p>
<p>lols cookiemonster i remember you</p>
<p>anyways, the 3 diagonals formed a 2D triangle that was kinda jsut floating in the cube</p>
<p>since all 3 diagonals are the same… alakazam 60 degrees each!</p>
<p>8 was choice C btw</p>
<p>I have a bad feeling now although i thought i did well on math earlier… so 1 omit and 1 or 2 wrong how much is that… is it prob. over 750 still or how much
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for anyone who has taken the sat before was this a harder math or harder overall test or how difficult in relation to others u have taken… cause i wanna take again and this was harder than cb blue book yet easier than barrens sat book</p>
<p>lastly … anyone from Long island take it at HalfHollowHills</p>