MAY 2005 TEST – FORM TWO(math experimental)

<p>yeah score on math section
i had math in section 9 but if you had 3 sentencecorrection/identify error sections then that math section in 9 isnt experimental</p>

<p>darnet lol ..</p>

<p>GRAD06---theyre talking aobut a problem not your score!</p>

<p>did u get 36 for the number of rectangles with sides 3, 2, 1 that can be cut into some area that i forget</p>

<p>700 is the answer to a question....not an sat score</p>

<p>4/9 is the answer to another question</p>

<p>both those question i got wrong too, im retarded</p>

<p>Yes wallyjo, that was the equation for each compensation</p>

<p>x= sales</p>

<p>200+.25x=300+.2x when x=2000</p>

<p>so sales is 2000</p>

<p>plug 2000 back in and you get compensation, 700, which is what they asked for</p>

<p>my bad guys.. brain fart.. apologies greymatter</p>

<p>think so ... 36 rectangles sounds right</p>

<p>no tvnut its 5/9 we are right, look at mjnet's explanation on page 15</p>

<p>TVNUT its 5/9.. 5/9 is the answer</p>

<p>Yes i got 36 for the little triangles</p>

<p>and 5/9 for the sets fo numbers divisible by 5</p>

<p>and its alright wallyjo :)</p>

<p>can someone post all the answers in the grid in section</p>

<p>mjnet doesnt know simple addition...i'll add them up right now</p>

<p>5<em>10
5</em>11
5<em>12
10</em>4</p>

<p>thats it...10<em>5 and 10</em>6 are already used in 5<em>12 and 5</em>10</p>

<p>thus, 4/9, thats the right answer</p>

<p>seriously...</p>

<p>oh no tv is right aaah</p>

<p>Damnit, i got it wrong, it was grid in though right?</p>

<p>omg tvnut... ITS 5/9</p>

<p>actually im pretty sure that 700 ISNT the answer, 700 equals x, and then you need to plug that back in to get the profit. the answer is 2000</p>

<p>wait, if the question asked how many combos are divisble by 5 than its 5/9, but if it's how many different answers are divisible by 5 than its 4/9..i forget the wording, sry...btw sry mnjet for getting angry</p>

<p>that doesnt matter tvnut, it was what is the PROBABILITY of getting a number divisible by 5, thus it is 5/9</p>