<p>I had the reading experimental section.
These are my maths answers, Any corrections?
1st Sec:
E,D,B,A,A,B,B,C,D,A
C,A,B,D,C,C,D,B,E,E
2nd Sec:
A,B,C,D,C,B,A,D (Grid-Ins: 90, 0.5, 130, 8, 158, 8, 12, 3/7, 1491, 65)
3rd Sec:
C,A,E,D,E,B,E,A,C,B
B,B,D,A,E,D</p>
<p>Try remember questions/order :)
I'm hoping an 800..</p>
<p>Is this the international test ?</p>
<p>^ Yes it is.</p>
<p>All my grid-ins are the same except for 3/7. I got 3/8</p>
<p>You can remember all those meaningless letters? Dude you got my whole admiration.</p>
<p>You’re wanna be cool attitude won’t let people admire you more, might get some claps.
There’s a new invention in this planet called a graphical calculator that can store letters, numbers, or anything.
When I solve the maths and have the extra 10 minutes after every section, I have time to store some answers. Get it DinhNguyen? Nice name btw…</p>
<p>^ Oh I didn’t think 'bout the graph calculator, my bad 
I use my beloved scientific calculator for SAT I ;)</p>
<p>Nice sarcasm btw, and thanks for the compliment ;)</p>
<p>@GohanSSJ4 → Unfortunately I, with so many, concur on the answer 3/7 
@DinhNguyen → Oh, and sorry for the rage I wasn’t in a good mood :)</p>
<p>Good luck in your SAT’s and I recommend buying the graphical one; it needs a bit to master but once you do, you can program it, adding amazing features.
Thanks and you’re welcome :)</p>
<p>For the two grid in ones, what were the questions for the ones with answers of 8? I remember one being (x^b)^c=(x^c)^4a or seomthing but what was the other one?</p>
<p>The other one was the whether forecast and the actual weather, with a graph, remember?</p>
<p>@AdelDass Oh yeah!! Thx I remember now lol, spent like 10 min counting and recounting like 40 times to confirm the answer</p>
<p>@MoonTuHon
Haha yea I also counted it like 10 times. What also made me re-count and re-count is that I got another “8” as an answer in the second next question
I can’t wait for my score…</p>