<p>mass vs volume graph is linear, positive slope right?</p>
<p>Also there was a boat on a river. . . and there were waves behind it.
Does that mean the boat was faster?
Someone told me they put “it cannot be determined”.</p>
<p>it meant the boat was slower than the waves.</p>
<p>I put something like that; since they travel in opposite directions, one does not “break” the other.</p>
<p>Was #75 the one about the plane mirror and the waves?</p>
<p>^ What question was that?</p>
<p>I had a question asking about wave fronts reflecting off a plane mirror. Did you have that as #75? I hope it was the last question because that’s the last question I answered and I guess I might not have flipped the page.</p>
<p>I seriously think I didn’t see the last page or something.
I don’t remember a wave/mirror question at all.
Do you remember anything else that was on that page?</p>
<p>Uhm… well I don’t recall any question about using impulse or a force vs acceleration graph, so I think it might have been the last page. I think I might have skipped the last page as well… no I don’t remember anything else… uhm I think it might have been #70 because I only recall bubbling to #70… crap. I guess I should cancel. ):</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure I bubbled in #75.
But I don’t remember three questions that people asked me, so I think I might have bubbled in the same page twice or something . . .
But yeah, I definitely did the same thing as you bibimbap and skipped 5 questions.</p>
<p>thought that mirror thing was convex or something like that
and I got 4 for #74… im not sure about it though</p>
<p>The question with the prism and the air - with the colours refracting out of it.
When it’s put in water, what happens to the refracted rays?
I said that the distance would become smaller (I forget how they worded it - narrower?) someone else I talked to said he picked that they went in the opposite direction . . .?</p>
<p>Also there was another one that asked what was common in all ______ waves, and the options were diffraction, polarization, something, and either frequency/period.
Was the answer frequency/period? I thought it was a trick question.</p>
<p>^ getthatsat, what was the mirror question?</p>
<p>@Abrayo
Wow, that’s depressing. I thought I was doing okay on the physics. That’s automatically 5 points off for skipping the last 5 questions. What is the usual curve for the physics SAT II? I found this one pretty challenging, while the ones in my review book were straightforward and relatively simple. I also didn’t see the prism in air -> water question at all. This is so strange.</p>
<p>Bibimbap, oh my God, we both skipped 5 questions or so.
Were the last 5 questions on the right side or the left side of the page?</p>
<p>Abrayo, my last 5 questions were on the right side of the page (the last 5 questions I answered. My plane mirror one was on the right side of the page, but I think there were only 2 questions on that page). Before my “last” page, I lifted two pages and saw the instructions for the next section, so I only flipped one page and stopped. Maybe the last 5 were on the left side of the second flipped page that I thought were all instructions. I’m not sure if that makes sense… Holy crap. This sucks.</p>
<p>I don’t think it would be possible for me to have skipped the last 5 then, if they were on the right side.
I did that for Chem, but I caught my mistake and I rushed the two pages that I accidentally flipped past. . . That really sucks though. Did you take more than one test?
-5 is about 30-40 points.</p>
<p>Do you remember any of the last few questions then? The ones on the last two pages?</p>
<p>But yeah there was definitely a question with a triangular prism thing and refracted rays coming out of the right side . . .</p>
<p>Wait, isn’t the curve for 800 59/75, according to silverturtle’s guide?</p>
<p>That’s what it is in the Official book.</p>
<p>Okay… I guess I’m alone in my skipping the last page. ): I also took Chemistry. Not sure what I should do now…?
I know… and 30-40 points is so much. I’m still trying to recall them, but I can’t. I just know I didn’t see a prism one with refracted rays, and I didn’t see a force vs acceleration graph that used impulse. Would they have put 5 questions on one page though? I don’t think any of the pages had more than 4 questions on them. Hm.</p>
<p>Well I also skipped a page in between or something.
Do you remember an airplane question?
Someone asked me about it but I don’t remember it.</p>