<p>Who had the question </p>
<p>R^2st=200 rst=40 Wut can NOT be rs=
A.10
B.20
C.30
D.40
E.50</p>
<p>this is question from the first section of my test which i had 4 math sections. i think this is the experimental section can anyone verify?</p>
<p>I had that question. I also had an experimental math. Except I remeber that being a Grid-in asking for the value of R???</p>
<p>nope i am 100% sure it was not a grid in</p>
<p>right before it did you have one about a parabola??</p>
<p>was this the last question on section 3 i belive? if so i thought it was experimental, in my opinion the grid-in and the other two sections were much easier</p>
<p>I am having troble remebering the test. What was your last question on the grid-in??</p>
<p>i saw this problem.</p>
<p>this, along with another question in that section, was on the Oct exam, on which i also had experimental.</p>
<p>and i had 4 math sections this time as well, so take that how you will.</p>
<p>Ok karch, that it what I said. Then why does swatman888 have the same question but it MC format? This must be experimental?</p>
<p>i had it in MC form, for sure. i think it's unlikely you had it in grid-in form - you may be thinking of a different problem.</p>
<p>and i.. dammit, i hope the section with the three overlapping circles was experimental. did you have that? i don't have a clue which is exp seeing as how this time there were so many variations.</p>
<p>Ya i had the three circles. The answer was 10pi.. I had no idea so approximated. Also, did you have a question about "all people on ski team are in Outsdoors club, not all people in outsdoors club are on the ski team. do you remeber your answer for that question? I think i put an inequlity that there are more ppl in outdoors club than in ski club.</p>
<p>yeah. like x > 7.
7 people being the # in ski team,
and x being the # in outdoors club.</p>
<p>that was simple enough that i thought it might be a trick q.</p>
<p>ach44, did you have a math exp?
i'm desperate for a chance that the three circle q
could be in it.</p>
<p>Ya i had math experimental, i have no clue which one though. Did you have a question showing 5 pictures all with angles XYZ. It asked which of these pictures showed X, Y, and Z, always had to add up to excatly the degrees of a triangle. Or something along those lines.</p>
<p>yep, i did. haha, you asked that question in a different thread, and i just answered it.</p>
<p>did anyone have a math section where you had to get the area of a polygon with variable like x and y? The problem was the last question in the math section for me. anyone know if that was a experimental section??</p>
<p>E was 40, and A was 5, I believe.</p>
<p>I know E wasn't 50 because both 50 and 30 can't work.</p>
<p>it was experimental. But i dont remember a skiing question, and i did have the math experimental</p>
<p>answer is 30 and i did see a skiing question too</p>
<p>how do you do that math problem?</p>
<p>keviniscool, are u talkin bout my section being experimental?</p>
<p>I don't remember a skiing question, I definitly had an experimental math.</p>
<p>I'm so nervous, I think/know there was 1 math section that I did really bad on. I remembered it was the only one, it was one where I skipped like 3 or 5 of em. I HOPE to GOD that it was experimental. Is the skiiing one experiemental/</p>