<p>regarding my question about the constants k and m..thnx to all the peoeple who replied.</p>
<p>11 integers problem...</p>
<p>heres the solution or logic:</p>
<p>10 negative numbers and a big postive one
ie: -10,-9,-8....-1 + 56 should be equal to 1.</p>
<p>you must have at least one positive integer or else it will not work. try it? all 0's gives u 0 as the sum but 0 is not positive.</p>
<p>"did anyone get 13 for a question where it was like
2x + 3y = C"</p>
<p>i don't recall this question....do anyone know it and could tell me? thanks...CC is making me paranoid lol....</p>
<p>Was the question:
(x-8)(x-k)=x^2-5x+m</p>
<p>or was it:
(x-8)(x-k)=x^2-5kx+m</p>
<p>(x-8)(x-k)=x^2-5kx+m</p>
<p>the second one.</p>
<p>it was sixteen because eight and two have to multiply to it...this is the only one of the answers where the first degree terms added to a multiple of 5.</p>
<p>The one with the constants, x, k, and m-- that was a fill in, was it not? Or am I wrong?</p>
<p>no it was a mc, the answer was...b i think? either b or a. cant recall</p>
<p>Oh, okay. I can't remember what I put, but I feel like it might have been 16. I hope so. I made a mess of my work on that one, so it became a struggle.</p>
<p>b. 16 =)...</p>
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<p>...read the manual lol</p>
<p>what was the question when the answer was 113?</p>
<p>113??</p>
<p>if you meant 13, then it was exp</p>
<p>someone wrote </p>
<p>"BTW did anyone get 113 for one of their answers?</p>
<p>Question went something like this (i think on section 3):
Median of 75 positive integers is 2. What could be the least sum of all the integers?"</p>
<p>i odnt remember that question...</p>
<p>was that experimental?</p>
<p>and the physics/chemistry one...was that experimental?</p>
<p>im freaking out because i had an experimental math...so i should recognize every problem...but i never saw a physics/chem one or the median of 75 positive integers!!!</p>
<p>do they offer 2 different experimental math sectionsss????</p>
<p>don't worry i had an experimental math and I never got the 75 one either</p>
<p>
i had an experimental, but did not have this one.</p>
<p>anyways, 113 is the correct answer.
37 1's and 38 2's make the least sum: 37 + 38x2= 113.</p>
<p>It was experimental.</p>
<p>does anyone remember the ratio of arcs one with the pentagon? I got 2 to 3, but I heard from someone else that it was 4 to 5.</p>
<p>^
For that one, was there answer choice that was 3:2?</p>
<p>^ that one was really easy. it was 3:2. all u had to do u count the side (of the pentagon) for each arc= 3:2</p>