SAT 19th of november

<p>Hi guys,</p>

<p>Math was pretty easy I am sure I got 1-2 or no wrong at all in the math</p>

<p>Critical reading was pretty easy except the last section talking about chinese artist !!! I answered only 14 out of 18 !!!</p>

<p>I wanted to know which the experimental section on Writing was the the "Egyptians pyrimid" thing or the kid going to college,because I didn't as good on the "Egyptian pyrimid" section
as I did on "kid going to college". I need to be sure about this one.</p>

<p>I remember most of the math question on grid in and other so if u have any question let me know.</p>

<p>The math some of question I remember I think.</p>

<p>17:</p>

<p>Area of that figure was
100;</p>

<p>It was easy to calculate this one by seeing how much the rate changed from smaller figure to bigger it went by multiple of 2;</p>

<p>There was one also about fraction of the figures being what number that one was pretty easy since cube is made out of 6 faces and we had 6 different colors,so the the fraction
was 0;</p>

<p>They said in another post that the Egyptian pyramid was the real one; a big disappointment for me.</p>

<p>What was the answer of the cube one in the grid-in?</p>

<p>Actually the one which had the cube, one of the shapes was repeated in both views. So we had only missing, so 1/6, am I right ?
I’m talking about the question which had 2 cubes drawn and each cube is supposed to be a different view of the cube. It wasn’t a grid in question I think.</p>

<p>the cube of thing of different images was fraction 0;</p>

<p>Are you sure the pyramid was the real one?
If you know anyone who took 2 math,or two reading please let me know because all people with me took 2 writing.</p>

<p>So if all people took 2 writing in middle east,then how can they possibly know that that section was the real one .</p>

<p>@mightygiant no I made sure 100 % there was no repeated figures.</p>

<p>@mightygiant -it was a grid in question and ur answer is right</p>

<p>@GenericMath no there is one shape repeated and I think that is the black circle</p>

<p>Are we allowed to discuss??embargo lifted??</p>

<p>@maro007111 </p>

<p>I don’t know if there was a repeated image or not I don’t remember it correctly.</p>

<p>I remember both figures didn’t have any figures repeated one had a star,circle,one other.</p>

<p>The other had a also circle but it wasn’t black.</p>

<p>I need to verify there was infact 1 figure overlap in both answer.</p>

<p>@imgallagher</p>

<p>Yes middle east has the same timing so I think yes we are allowed to discuss this.</p>

<p>yeahhh that’s right the answer for the cube one was 1/6 no not 0 in the beginning i make it zero than realized that there was a face repeated which was black cricle</p>

<p>Anyone remember that question that asked about when a number had its digit cubed or squared made of 4 digit and increase from left to right or right to left?</p>

<p>I remember I either made:</p>

<p>1489
or
9841</p>

<p>I don’t remember which one I made.</p>

<p>@GenericMath for the 17 do you remember the question ???</p>

<p>Sorry to break it to you, GenericMath, but I am absolutely positive there was a repeated face on the second figure. The answer is 1/6.</p>

<p>It’s okay. If you get only one question wrong, you’ll have a 790 or 800. This test was hard. The curve will be lenient.</p>

<p>And the answer to 17 is 80.</p>

<p>90 (Area of the whole triangle) - 10 (Area of the small given triangle) = 80 (Area of quadrilateral GBDH)</p>

<p>And the answer to the question regarding conditions making an integer whatever crap dick ******** was 9841. That’s what I put down anyway. Supposedly, there are many possibilities.</p>

<p>i made it 9841 and i am sure of it bec. he told that it’s decreasing from left to right</p>

<p>@GenericMath</p>

<p>I think 9841 is the correct one</p>

<p>Oh I should have doubled checked I wanted to get 800 this time.</p>

<p>For number 17:
The area of the figure was 100 I am sure 100 % about this answer you can easily get the area by first knowing that the rate increase as multipale of 2.</p>

<p>So the heights should be
4,8,16;</p>

<p>Then once you know it has 16 it want the area of the figure of the quadriteral so you will break the figure into a square and triangle,so and will be the area of 100.</p>

<p>Let me draw it now and show u the answer.</p>

<p>for 18 in the grid in was it 120 ???</p>