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<p>Yeah, I put 2.01. :)</p>
<p>^ Yeah, I had 80 too.</p>
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<p>the top two had one each that could go through F </p>
<p>but the bottom had two ways that could go through F</p>
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<p>Indeed. Given the placement of this question, it seemed too easy; I reread it about five times before I was convinced.</p>
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<p>The directions don’t say that simplification is necesary. As long as the answer fits and represents the correct value, I think it’s acceptable.</p>
<p>This test will deff have a harsh curve for the math. I took the nov test which had</p>
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<p>and I thought this was a lot easier than Nov.</p>
<p>Silver you aren’t on the CR thread so I’ll post this here (sorry for being off-topic).</p>
<p>For the dad/son passage was it disloyal or irrational?</p>
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<p>Yeah, it’s somewhat difficult to jump back and forth among such active topics.</p>
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<p>I put “disloyal.” The narrator went on about his patriotism afterward.</p>
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<p>Ugh…I should have omitted that one. I’m looking at -4 raw instead of -3 raw just because I had to guess on that one. Combined with my -1 math, I’m f’ed.</p>
<p>Does anyone remember what the question was for the answer “8 in both groups” ?
Was it the question with 12 in one group, 15 in the other, 16 in both groups?</p>
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<p>I put 2.6 :)</p>
<p>i took the dec test and for 2 student respone wrong(counts as 2 omits) i got a 770.</p>
<p>um for the 6x+3=a or whatever it was question.
i put a/6-3 not a/6. can anyone explain that one? </p>
<p>and does anyone remember the quadrilateral, had 3 lines that were 15, and you had to like find perimeter? i didn’t see that in the thread</p>
<p>that was 135, (12<em>9) + (3</em>9)</p>
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<p>11 were in both. The total group counts were 12 and 15.</p>
<p>do we know which was experimental?!?!?!?!!?</p>
<p>I feel kind of silly asking, but does SAT math usually have so much basic algebra?</p>
<p>please help me out, what would 4 wrong and 2 omits be ?
thanks so much</p>
<p>Anyone get the question with the something with yards and feet.</p>
<p>^ Yep, the answer was (9y)/4.</p>
<p>@trackkid93. There is only ONE experimental section.</p>