<p>OMG!!!i i got 1600 to lol i dont even know how i got that right lol i literally just divided stuff and times it at the last minute lol dumb luck!!!</p>
<p>i got doctor a as well, for that i think i but -2 as well, i just went to graph and cpunted lol, i guess i didnt do as bad as i though 3/3 lol</p>
<p>sorry got confused with the doctor question did put a, not d. Thought a was d. srry. Also got -2, and 1600.</p>
<p>The only question I get confused is the 729 square one. I just guess and take E, don’t know if it’s right.</p>
<p>What was the square one? Can you write the question?</p>
<p>It was like ‘which of the following is square of a number?’
I also got …729. The square of any number must have 0,1,4,5,6 or 9 as the last digit and …729 was only such option :D</p>
<p>Anyone else missed the ‘their head’ —> ‘their heads’ error in identifying error section?
I fell in such a lame trap. Don’t know how I overlooked that one :(</p>
<p>well yeah, you just take the square root of each number and see if it is whole. 729 accomplishes that. So sqrt of 729 = 27. Easy</p>
<p>Oh and internationalie, almost missed the their head one. But remembered the quote from some movie, “Off with their heads!” So yeah, almost.</p>
<p>was the 729 one the question were they covered the first digit of a four digit number and asked which one was the square of a number? i chose 729 as well becuz that was the only one with a square. You guys remember anymore math problems?</p>
<p>OMG I get wrong with the one p and p+3. it’s can be divided into 2, 3, 9. I thought 3 and 9 only @@.</p>
<p>i got that one, i misinterpretation the question wrong at first, but later on i realised the answer was e which was 2,3 and 9. I think people will look over the fact that its p+3, i did at first, and thas how collegeboard made an easy question hard !</p>
<p>how can u remember all of these questions @duydangle? lol</p>
<p>The question which had 4 numbers and we had to find the probability that the sum of 2 randomly chosen numbers was 10.
Could we take same number twice? I mean was the number of total possible choices 6 or 10?
And, do you know how much would be 10 essay and 3 wrong in writing?</p>
<p>u cant take the same number twice, the numbers were 2 4 6 and 8, i cant remember what i got for that though, 10 essay and three wrong would be like 750 i think, well atleast over 700</p>
<p>does anyone know what the curve was for dec 2009 sat?</p>
<p>our curve may be different because of the different math section</p>
<p>For the question in the parenthesis – critical reading – the options were like: </p>
<p>a.) expand scope of claim
b.) acknowledge a contrary view </p>
<p>Does anyone know the right answer? I put b. It was something like “few people think mangas are temporary (some say most)”</p>
<p>Another question for critical reading, the answer for the turtle question was “longevity” right?</p>
<p>@paigedah what about the curve for cr?</p>