<p>God what did I put!? I remember thinking of ten students with 9 pencils each, n being 10 and t being 90, and knowing that 100 was bigger than 90. I hope I didn't read the </> thing wrong</p>
<p>nightgambler, I'm pretty sure that it was a fraction because it did not give a number of books he started with, just the fraction he gave away</p>
<p>yes heres the grid-in answers again </p>
<ol>
<li>5</li>
<li>6007</li>
<li>3</li>
<li>120</li>
<li>.5 or anything between 0 and 5/6</li>
<li>18</li>
<li>280</li>
<li>8</li>
<li>125</li>
<li>5/64</li>
</ol>
<p>nightgambler, yes it is 5/64. here is my explanation plug in </p>
<p>say u have 80 </p>
<p>then he gave 80<em>3/8=30 so now he has 50 left in which he gives 7/8 so we have 50</em>7/8=43.75 subtract that from 50 we get 6.25/80=5/64</p>
<p>OMG</p>
<p>for the last 2 survey questions did everyone get E and E?</p>
<p>lol, jk</p>
<p>fcuk you collegeboard, i screwed up your survey data.</p>
<p>rhcpi95rock </p>
<p>explain your answer of 3.3 please?</p>
<p>last was 5/64</p>
<p>lets say the guy had 100</p>
<p>3/8 or 37.5 to son (amount taken away)</p>
<p>5/8 left or 62.5</p>
<p>7/8 given to someone else</p>
<p>7/8 x 62.5 = 54.6875</p>
<p>54.6875 (amount taken away)</p>
<p>100- (54.6875+37.5)
-------------------- = 5/64
100</p>
<p>sorry man i dont remember the question.. i just put it in my calc... if nayone remember the question ill do it</p>
<p>anyone else cancelling scores?</p>
<p>No i remember the answer was distinctly 9 i.e 1+8 was the smallest since u had that 6 there</p>
<p>I think that one was 0 < a < b < 6 < c < e or something, asking for the smallest possible value of a + e. I put 9.</p>
<p>o damn i thought it said a+b ****</p>
<p>joke1987, if there were 3 students and one had 3 pencils that would break the rule: </p>
<p>"it's just that the max a student could have was under n"</p>
<p>if n=3, a sudent couldn't have 3 pencils.</p>
<p><em>prays to god that math curve is generous</em> :)</p>
<p>erased, yes i misread yet another</p>
<p>For the QC what did you get for the one with a cone and a cylinder and community and the residents?</p>
<p>cone and cylinder were equal, west something community had more</p>
<p>i agree with armenian invasion for cylinder. I also put west village was bigger</p>
<p>alright now that I got the pencil one wrong, was that in experimental section? (math section 5, right before last 2 tests)</p>
<p>Do you remember the questions to numbers 3 and 7? I remember getting all the same answers for the rest, but I can't remember those. (This is for the fill-in)? </p>
<p>" 1. 5
2. 6007
3. 3
4. 120
5. .5 or anything between 0 and 5/6
6. 18
7. 280
8. 8
9. 125
10. 5/64 "</p>