<p>It was 5.2 or 5.4, Im pretty sure it was 5.2 though i dont remember exactly. I was given values of 5.8 and 6.2</p>
<p>it was 5.2 100% sure and yeah they have 6.2 and 5.8</p>
<p>@asdtank, nevertheless, I think that no one got that wrong. It’s safe to say that was one of the easiest questions on the test.</p>
<p>The circle with triangle in it: 50pi-96
The one where g(x)=sq. rt (25x) and then g(4x)= k sq.rt (x). I put 10.
360 (a+b+c+d+e+f)
4 points inside the the triangle
30 sqroot 3
6400
240 for the perimeter question
I II III for texas (general consensus, but still hotly debated)
I and III for divisible by 3
3 for the sequence one
-4
10 connecting lines for the 5 dots
5/64
7(x+y+z) = 49p. y=5
For the question about the graph shifted to the left two units I got -4, or A.
6w (second multiple choice)
$1.84
II and III for the mean questions (25 and 30)
2n+3p+5
40/x
|p| + |-r|
-1 for (x+1)^2 + k (where intercept x=3 was given)
D/2 for radius
1600 for the pool question (filling and emptying)
2/7 for the probability question
21 for the parallel lines question
18 for the 4x=72 question
10 for the friday, saturday, sunday selling question
0<7x<x^2<100, x="" can="" be="" 8="" or="" 9="" calendar="" --=""> x = 7
x(x-2)(x+1) → answer was 2
For the one where it was circles on a line, I got 12
27 for the cube question
HEXAL → some possible answers are 18 (1,2,3,6,9,18), 20 (1,2,4,5,10,20)
4x is the even integer thats the least greatest with respect to 4xz-1
given a positive integer, x^2 is also a positive integer
7*10^(x+1) = 700000, becomes 7000 w/ x-1
11 numbers that are positive factors of 9 less than 100
(4/9)x = 2/9, find 8x was 4
150,000 for the car advertising vs apparel advertising
4x^2 for the reflected rectangle (discussed, but not on list)
Difference between 8 more than half of x and 8 less than half of x (Answer was 16)
2 equilaterial triangles, one with side length 10 and one with side length 7. difference between the perimeter s (Answer was 9)
17 workers (pie chart of 50 people who missed 0 days, 1 days, 2 days of work etc.)
5.2, first question of one of the sections (might have been 5.4 but it doesn’t matter, this question was easy)</x^2<100,></p>
<p>Graph:
/ (extending upwards after x=3)</p>
<p>Clara, Joe, Carly, inch problem. → 5’6</p>
<p>50 questions</p>
<p>ALMOST THERE!</p>
<p>You’re forgetting the triangle question with the two equal angles and x,y,z.</p>
<p>The answer I believe was I and II</p>
<p>yes, the answer was I and II for that question</p>
<p>To everyone arguing about the cotton question: would you say a car needs “at least three” wheels?</p>
<p>also reported to the office of testing integrity</p>
<p>yes, I and II for the triangle one</p>
<p>this question has probably been addressed already, but i dont want to read through 30 pages of threads: what do you think will be the cutoff for a 700? I skipped 1 question and based off of what i have read on here it looks like i probably missed 1 or 2 grid in questions and maybe 3 multiple choice</p>
<p>1 omit + 3 MCs + 2 gridins wrong will get you either 680-710</p>
<p>yeah it was I and II.
51/54 :D</p>
<p>Can someone further explain the questions for which these were the answers:</p>
<p>“240 for the perimeter question”</p>
<p>“3 for the sequence one”</p>
<p>"-4"</p>
<p>“6w (second multiple choice)”</p>
<p>“21 for the parallel lines question”</p>
<p>I can’t seem to remember the questions</p>
<p>Say I get 1 grid in wrong and 4 mcs wrong. What’s my score range?</p>
<p>I got I and II for that, but I remember putting choice D, does anyone remember if that was the answer? I think I bubbled incorrectly</p>
<p>I remember A was none, B was I only, and E was I II and III, I just can’t remember if I and II was D cause I was in a hurry</p>
<p>maybe 680?</p>
<p>I II and III was E</p>
<p>but was I and II D?</p>
<p>@Elijah, </p>
<p>you need at least $20 to open a bank account(hypothetically speaking)
you have $25
so you can open a bank account with $25, but the least amount that you could have opened it at was $20</p>
<p>swear people dont understand the concept</p>
<p>about the coton one is it possible that they could eliminate that problem because it was confusing?</p>
<p>LOL no sorry MATHProdelamo, it would be unfair for people that got the question right.
Although I see how it could be confusing, it said the 5 States with the greatest amounts of cotton, and the 5th state didn’t even have a whole figure (so it was <1, around 0.75). When you added up the 5 states you had around 12, and it said 16.5
Therefore you had 4.5 left and the other states had to produce (i think the question was about producing) .75 or less. .75*5= 3.75
12+3.75= 15.75</p>
<p>yeah i know it would be infair… 
i just thought it was a trick question and wanted you to put it as true so i thought the answer would be not true because they needed more than 5
but whatever… i guess i had 2 wrong :(</p>