<p>The sphere was 4, don't know how wrong it is, but I put down -.52 for m...</p>
<p>i put sphere 4
1.53? for zero
2 for k for (x-1) factor
sub committee 10
2 and 4? for angle</p>
<p>for the sphere one, was the box 4 by 2 by 2?</p>
<p>(6, m) (m-1, 3)
i dont think i could be -.52</p>
<p>4 by 4 by 2
.46 was a zero, but i think 1.53 was the greatest zero.
45 points of crossing
2 for question 49 for f(t) = 1</p>
<p>2 by 4 by 4. Imagine a square 4by 4, the diameter of the circles was 2 (radius 1 inch) so 4 in the square, two high, so only one level could fit.</p>
<p>Sorry, I think I meant 0, the one 3 from the end...Yeah, I probaly did get that one wrong though. I think I got 4-5 wrong in the test.</p>
<p>sum of 43 number must be 7?
2 and 4 for angle cosine? don't know it can be 3 at all.
i got a boat load fo B's in the beginning</p>
<p>confirmation?</p>
<p>ohhhh, for m i think i agree now
i was thinking about a question asking for the zeros. i put 1.53</p>
<p>Yeah, I think I had 1.53, don't remember, except I remember plugging in the right answer and re-trying it and being excited because it was right, lol, I'm such a dork....</p>
<p>same here. i didnt have my TI-89. so i just plugged and chugged.</p>
<p>did anyone get
k = 2
2 for f(t) = 1
2 and 4 for angle
7 for sum of 43
7 for abs zero for b
10 subcommittee</p>
<p>I think I had 10 for commitee...</p>
<p>I guessed for the angle, couldn't remember how to do it, except I could see 2 that were wrong, so I crossed them out and guessed...Don't remember what I guessed....</p>
<p>3 wrong 1 omit what do you think you're looking at scorewise</p>
<p>can someone please explain to me the last question...10 distinct lines one? i think each intersects at 2 points or something like that?</p>
<p>i think the answer was 45</p>
<p>the question asked for how many points there would be if there were 10 nonparallel lines all intersecting at no more than 2 points. i just found the answer to 2 lines and then 3 lines and used the pattern to figure out 10 lines.</p>
<p>well im feeling kinda dumb right now.. i omitted so many im so slow at math.. i always feel the need to check myself.. what kind of score am i looking at for getting none wrong and omitting 9..? thanks :)</p>
<p>it was 45</p>
<p>i cant believe that i didnt read it was the sum of the angles, thats depressing</p>
<p>i put (2) A for question 49 with f(t) = 1
f(2x-3) = 4x + 7
point A had the greatest rate of flow
2 pi for semicircle area
.47 for square and triangle question
2 and 4 only for cosine angles equal to sine of 1
one solution line was answer E
All real numbers for 16+x^2
7 for sum of 43
anyone else?</p>
<p>"i got a boat load fo B's in the beginning"</p>
<p>as did I.</p>
<p>im really not sure about #49
with for what values of t does f(t) = 1
i put 2 but does anyone else have something else</p>
<p>That one of (6,m) and (m-1,3)... I said the 2.46 or 2.56, whatever it was... If you think about it, you would have 2.46x=y, so if you did 2.46-1, then multiplied that by 2.46, you would have about 3. Something like that was my logic.</p>
<p>The spheres in a square... I found the area of the rectangle, then the area of the spheres... Each sphere had an area of just over 4, so you could only fit 4 in there.</p>
<p>It had to be 10 for the committee. If you do 5! / (3!)*(5!-2!) or whatever that equation is, you get 10. It also works if you do it out w/ a chart or whatever.</p>
<p>And so on and so forth...</p>