<p>i think im stupid. I spent 15 minutes on the y=mx+b one and i just put 6 out of desperation. I still cant even do it now.</p>
<p>I got all the others though. Math was easier this time.</p>
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i think im stupid. I spent 15 minutes on the y=mx+b one and i just put 6 out of desperation. I still cant even do it now.
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<p>You're a lucky bastard, 6 was the right answer.</p>
<p>I got 772772 for the box one. Was it supposed to add up to 16 or 14? Because I read sixteen and now I'm freaking out...</p>
<p>Can we compile a list of answers for the fill-ins?</p>
<p>For the one that talked about the polygons and the sides, what did you guys put?
About the box one: It only asked for one number, right? I'm pretty sure that there were multiple ways to fill in the box, but they all required repetition of the seven. Pretty interesting question.</p>
<p>Its 16. How did ya'll solve it? I plugged in numbers</p>
<p>Gosh, I can't remember.</p>
<p>i got 7 4.5 4.5 7 4.5 4.5</p>
<p>For the box one, I put 745745.</p>
<p>Both are correct though, since the question is asking only about the first box, which, in both cases, is 7.</p>
<p>does anyone know how to do the question about the rectangle with diagonals that hit (5,t) and corners (-2,t) and (5,t+2) was the answer 32 or 36</p>
<p>i omitted that one.
and was the balloon question 4 or 7?</p>
<p>i put 11 sides as the polygon one.</p>
<p>it was add up to 16, but the numbers themselves didnt matter as long as they repeated. the gray box HAD to be 7 though. basically</p>
<p>7|x|y|7|x|y</p>
<p>to make it work like they wanted</p>
<p>rectangle with (5,t) etc was 36. the points weren't corners, they were just points on the sides of the rectangle. perimeter came out to 14+14+4+4</p>
<p>balloon one was 4. I'm positive</p>
<p>balloon = 4.</p>
<p>Rectangle one:
It gave you the diagonal intersection, which is the center. If (5,t) is the center and (-2, t) is a side, half of one side of the rectangle is seven, making the whole side fourteen. If (5, t+2) is also a side, half of the other side is two, making the whole side four. So for P: 14+14+4+4 = 36
Anyone else get this?</p>
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does anyone know how to do the question about the rectangle with diagonals that hit (5,t) and corners (-2,t) and (5,t+2) was the answer 32 or 36
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<p>the perimeter was 2(14) + 2(4).</p>
<p>for the polygon one, what was that question....i dont remember...</p>
<p>and think what u want y=2x and I was EXTREMELY SURE</p>
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for the polygon one, what was that question....i dont remember...</p>
<p>and think what u want y=2x and I was EXTREMELY SURE
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<p>11 and I agree.</p>
<p>polygon=11</p>
<p>i don't remember the rectangle (5,-t) one...so that must be exp.?</p>
<p>yeah but what was the problem????</p>
<p>i cant think of it...</p>
<p>that was the one where like each side was less than a meter, and the perimeter was 10 meters.. what was the least amount of sides it could have..
and yayy i got 11 too!</p>