<p>x = 3 for when f(x) * g(2) = 6</p>
<p>I could swear it was f(x) * g(1) = 6</p>
<p>and the answer I got was 2…</p>
<p>Vaalin- for me it was f(x)*g(6)=6, and I got 1 I believe.</p>
<p>it was x=3 for F(x)=6</p>
<p>answer was 3</p>
<p>answer was 3</p>
<p>Hmm ok. I really don’t remember now after seeing all these numbers. I think I’ve only missed two others so far…so hopefully I got this one correct.</p>
<p>Did anyone else have the question where you have $75 dollars and you earn $25 each week up to $250? I know it was easy, but was it experimental?</p>
<p>The temperature one was 88 degrees. I’m taking the liberty of re-posting the list of known answers since a lot of people are asking the same questions.</p>
<p>88 for median temperature
8pi/3 for the shaded region of the circle
15 ice cream possibilities
20 for the 10th term in the 3 digit question
10.6 or 53/5 for the y coordinate when the slope was 6/5
800 largest square
65 degrees value of X
x = 3 for when f(x) * g(2) = 6
1 million in profit
60 is area of triangle in cylinder
2 is the answer for value of k when 2x^1/2 - x^(k-3/2) = x^1/2
(5,0) is x-intercept of parabola
4 is absolute minimum of 3|x-4| + 2
Sqr(2) is distance between the midpoints of the two lines
20% increase on price of bagels
10r = p
K - 4 is answer for (x-4)(x+4)
11/17/23/5 for one of two positive prime numbers that add to 28
5 workers needed to finish the job in 2 hours
0.4 probability of picking a value that is also in the second set
c = 0 when k = 3
1520 is x value
4 is Double root of semi root
N is divisible by 2 and 4
I is only way TANYA can be spelled
MP and NP are equal
43 Degrees in the two parallel lines
110 Degrees for angle in isosceles triangle
3 is the number of right angles that aren’t possible in a quadrilateral
xz is the smallest
6 is perimeter of triangle which crosses through the centers of the circles
100 + (J + K + L)/3
150 coffee flavored candies
0 is difference in average students at both schools
sqr(15) is x when volume of cube is 90</p>
<p>UPDATE: Range question and 2X question have been removed via experimental.</p>
<p>No, everyone had that, answer was 7 right?</p>
<p>weren’t there only three squares?</p>
<p>^ Yes 7 confirmed</p>
<p>The temperature one was 88 degrees. I’m taking the liberty of re-posting the list of known answers since a lot of people are asking the same questions.</p>
<p>88 for median temperature
8pi/3 for the shaded region of the circle
15 ice cream possibilities
20 for the 10th term in the 3 digit question
10.6 or 53/5 for the y coordinate when the slope was 6/5
800 largest square
65 degrees value of X
x = 3 for when f(x) * g(2) = 6
1 million in profit
60 is area of triangle in cylinder
2 is the answer for value of k when 2x^1/2 - x^(k-3/2) = x^1/2
(5,0) is x-intercept of parabola
4 is absolute minimum of 3|x-4| + 2
Sqr(2) is distance between the midpoints of the two lines
20% increase on price of bagels
10r = p
K - 4 is answer for (x-4)(x+4)
11/17/23/5 for one of two positive prime numbers that add to 28
5 workers needed to finish the job in 2 hours
0.4 probability of picking a value that is also in the second set
c = 0 when k = 3
1520 is x value
4 is Double root of semi root
N is divisible by 2 and 4
I is only way TANYA can be spelled
MP and NP are equal
43 Degrees in the two parallel lines
110 Degrees for angle in isosceles triangle
3 is the number of right angles that aren’t possible in a quadrilateral
xz is the smallest
6 is perimeter of triangle which crosses through the centers of the circles
100 + (J + K + L)/3
150 coffee flavored candies
0 is difference in average students at both schools
sqr(15) is x when volume of cube is 90</p>
<p>UPDATE: Range question and 2X question have been removed via experimental. Can someone please confirm if these two questions truly were experimental.</p>
<p>wasn’t the question like 7x+1=3. what equals 2?</p>
<p>so the answer was (E) 7x</p>
<p>i remember only three squares…</p>
<p>yesssss… I remember that it was 7x.
To the square problem, I got 800 regardless so…</p>
<p>UPDATE: Range question and 2X question have been removed via experimental. Can someone please confirm if these two questions truly were experimental.</p>
<p>they were experimental i did not have either :)</p>
<p>can somebody help me with the area of the biggest square? i think i’m kinda confused. how many squares were there and what was the length of the side that was the smallest square (the one that was inside everything)?</p>
<p>Does anyone remember the question where z>x and z+x=2y? That might have been experimental.</p>
<p>That was experimental NYEM.</p>
<p>what do you think the curved score is for -1 gridin and 1 omit??</p>