<p>crap what's 2 omit 2-3 m/c wrong</p>
<p>710 maybe?</p>
<p>family energy was 3. you just had to look at the graph. ya dejawu, i had 2 and 3rd, and i hated it. i was not ready for the math, especially 2 in a row. I remember the 2nd's medium questions confusing me.</p>
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crap what's 2 omit 2-3 m/c wrong</p>
<p>710 maybe?
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<p>i think you are about right.</p>
<p>heres the june curve:</p>
<p>Critical Reading:
67: 800
66: 800
65: 800
64
63
62
61: 740
60: 730
59:
58: 710
57: 700
56: 690
55: 680
54
53
52
51
50</p>
<p>Math:
54: 800
53: 780
52: 760
51
50: 720
49: 710
48
47
46
45
44: 660</p>
<p>Writing:
49: 800 (12, 11, 10, 9)
48: 800 (12, 11, 10)
47: 800 (12, 11, 10), 780 (8)
46: 760 (8)
45: 760 (9) 770 (10)
44: 770 (11)
43: 740 (10) 780(12)
42
41
40: 640 (?) 660 (8)
39: 640 (8) 650 (9) 690 (10)
38
37</p>
<p>why....... is math such a hard curve? lol. math is the only thing my parents care about, and yet, like 5 wrong is below 700. rediculous geez</p>
<p>did anybpdy get like -4/7 or -7/4 for a slope on the earlier section</p>
<p>Yeah, I got one of those slopes. I think -7/4? I dunno but only one of them was an answer choice.</p>
<p>-7/4</p>
<p>negative reciprocal</p>
<p>alright schweet</p>
<p>It was probably mentioned in the... last 36 page (lol
but does anyone remember the x^2=y^3
if X^2/3, what is y? or something like that?</p>
<p>i put "y" as my answer. anyone else?</p>
<p>Yes, that's the answer.</p>
<p>x^2=y^3
x=y^(3/2)</p>
<p>x^(2/3)=[y^(3/2)]^(2/3)
x^(2/3)=y^[(3/2)(2/3)]
x^(2/3)=y^(6/6)
x^(2/3)=y^(1/1)
x^(2/3)=y^1
x^(2/3)=y</p>
<p>does any1 know the answer to like if y>2, and xy=y+x.... something like that? Or was it a experimental?</p>
<p>that was like between 1 and 2</p>
<p>^8parks11 is right. It becomes xy > 2x and therefore 2x < y+x And...</p>
<p>...
...
...</p>
<p>Oh ye Gods, don't tell me I got this one wrong due to a careless error with the sign...</p>
<p>I don't know what I was doing with this problem anymore...</p>
<p>i put that. but u sure? I only put that because of 1.5. I think 1.5 may have been the only answer..... but why wouldnt it have been between 0 and 2 then?</p>
<p>continue proving please, ur just proving my guess right lol</p>
<p>what did you get for the question that asked how many circles had point P as the center with certain circumference?</p>
<ol>
<li>alot of people seemed to argue infinite, since plane m or whatver goes on forever. but if im not mistaken, it has to have a certain point p, and has to have a certain circumference, so it can only be 1 circle. of course, unless they count circles on top of each other....... which would be rediculous</li>
</ol>
<p>Did anyone get 3y + (1/2)x^2 for number 20 on the section 2 math? An earlier poster claimed 3y + 1/2 (x-3) ^ 2 was the answer but I think that's off. It was the area of this weird composite figure-</p>
<p>Anyway, I'm agreeing with the general view of answers-hoping for 800 or 770 :)</p>
<p>what........ question was that? i ermember asking for the area of a square or soemthing when a circle was inside... lol</p>
<p>256! that one was wayyyy easy.</p>
<p>thats what i put!</p>