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does ne one remember the cirlcle graph, where you had to determine if n travel books were bought the formula>??? plaease post answers?
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<p>Nirav, I don't think my pencil one is wrong. If it is, it we will see lol
It shouldn't hurt too much, since that is 1 question I miss.
The other 2 I missed are grid-ins which don't take away points. I'm still expecting >750</p>
<p>And the formula for the book one is. 23n/17</p>
<p>what was the experimental for the math!!! was it the section with the POSSIBLE lengths for a triangle and the size of a tunnel for a train of 200m?</p>
<p>i had
section 1: 25 M
section 2: verbal
section 3: QC
section 4: 25 m
section 5: verbal
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It was kinda strange section four. some of the questions were the same as october's experimental. the one where an isoceles triangle has atleast one side m and atleast another 3m. SOO... is this experimental?</p>
<p>The drug proved______, it killed cancer cells, but it also killed regular cells as well. </p>
<p>Something along these lines, the answer is deleterious. I got it wrong because I was trying to rush through the section and only read up to the comma and assumed it would be therapeutic.</p>
<p>n is the number of the books that were 17% of the total. The percentages are independant of the total number of books. True n+6 would work if there were 100 books total, but it could be any number of total books. If thee were 200 books, it would be n+12, if 300, n+18. Only 23n/17 works for any number of n.</p>