May sat 2011

<p>i got A^2/3 too, changed it from 3/2 so if it’s wrong i’ll be kicking myself. i forget how i figured it out but wasn’t that the only way it would be directly proportional?</p>

<p>math killed me as usual, missed a few in reading, and pretty sure i beasted writing, too bad no one cares about it…</p>

<p>when do we get our scores? this was my first time taking it, is it a 2-weekish wait like the act?</p>

<p>its simple
area is in meters squared
you want them cubed
so you divide the power by 2 and multiply by 3 as a result you get A^3/2 which not only proportional to the volume but equal to it at all times…</p>

<p>@MrFred</p>

<p>TOTAL surface area
6A’2</p>

<p>@MrFred - My logic, too. Was that choice E? I know I bubbled E.</p>

<p>It’s A^3/2. I am sure.
What about the pyramid one? i got one that looks like a square but like not in line with the square. a tilted square in a normal square</p>

<p>Yeah I got choice A for that one, it’s the smaller square rotated slightly.</p>

<p>^ The four points were the midpoints of the sides of the pyramid <em>not</em> in the plane of the base. It was the smaller square within the square, both unrotated.</p>

<p>@westfordacademy</p>

<p>i put down 385 as well. and for the CR question, i put down serendipity.</p>

<p>i also put serendipity - pretty sure we missed the boat on that one</p>

<p>Both unrotated? but you know that the question said ON THE TRIANGULAR PLANE. not on the edges loool</p>

<p>Therefore, it will have a rotated square in the normal square… since it connects to the 4 lines from the middle of the lines. do you get it?</p>

<p>The question said that there are four points P, Q, R, and S on the midpoints of the EDGES of a pyramid. They are connected by dashes along the triangular faces. Therefore, the answer should be unrotated small square… lol (:</p>

<p>sweetpuri better be right</p>

<p>Definitely unrotated.</p>

<p>@lilmisscola : i got ADAD for last 4 questions of section 10</p>

<p>@skipblooms : i put obstreperous! It is abt people mistaking him cuz of his self-confident and willing to deny nature!
@Konata : 3.84 is right.
@westfordacdemy : mawkishness,165 (i changed it frm 385)
@pawelwison: net income is 1/6 ?
@interfico : between is always followed by “and”</p>

<p>Anyone got the answer “tenuous” in CR? that is not experimental right? Which one is experimental? The one with Venice or Black girl or whales or cave paintings?</p>

<p>And do you remember the question with “right track” in short question which is abt scientific discovery and mentioned a curative herb and says “Why don’t we get on the right track bla bla”… And that question abt chip…I put “small and function” CR IS HARD! i randomly guessed for cave paintings coz i lost time readin and trying to understand the whole passage. grrr</p>

<p>Anyone got 14 in circle diagram? India in circle chart. and n< or = -2 , what did you get? I got 1/n+1 . my friz got 1/n.</p>

<p>I believe the choice was timorous - but that was incorrect. It was something about some scientist speaking and enthralling an audience. I’m positive I got that one through PoE.</p>

<p>Venice was experimental. Small… function was correct. 14, India, and 1/(n+1) were correct. I don’t recall n <= -2.</p>

<p>tenuous was an answer to one, really hoping it was experimental because i changed it last minute. the sentence was about a teacher grading a student’s essay and it lacked evidence. confirmation on this would be lovely!</p>

<p>agreed - it is an unrotated square for sure</p>

<p>ahh bad luck it was mawkishness =( . i really wanted to put serendipity - but it didnt sound like a negative quality. i had no idea in hell what mawkishness was - so i just put that up hoping for a correct answer</p>

<p>ohhh :slight_smile: cave painting was really hard. i chose general agreement in one question.And the black girl…i dun really get what the author was talking abt. But i tot they are happy so i chose A in first question which is about “an impressive account of a significant event” or sth like that!</p>

<p>what about volume and area of cube? 2/3?</p>