SAT MATH QUESTION (MARCH) 1.1 or 1.10??

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<p>Hey guys.. so the march SAT passed and I know that one of the open-ended questions had an answer of $1.10. Is it okay if I gridded in 1.1???? or does it HAVE to be 1.10????</p>

<p>PLEASEE RESPONDDD I THINK I GOT EVERYthiNG ELSE RIGHTTT AND IM FREAKING OUTTT</p>

<p>thanks!</p>

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<p>1.1 is fine, dont worry.</p>

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<p>1.1 and 1.10 are the same number.</p>

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<p>That would be the absolute most meanest thing for the College Board to ever do. Don’t worry about it, i put the same thing</p>

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<p>i put 1.1 too, i’m sure that a very large percentage of people who got 1.10 put 1.1, they won’t count it wrong</p>

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<p>It gave a specific example like “if you get $4.60, grid in 4.60,” but I doubt they’ll be that mean. It’s the same number.</p>

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<p>It’s just one wrong. Don’t stress out, you’ll still get a 760 ;)</p>

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<p>Sue their asses if they mark it wrong.</p>

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<p>Maybe an official response from College Board will make you feel better :)</p>

<p>“For any question in the grid-in section, all numerical responses equivalent to the correct answer would be scored as correct. In the example you gave, if the correct answer is $1.50, both 1.50, and 1.5 would be scored as correct. In addition, 3/2 or any equivalent fraction would also be scored as correct.”</p>

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<p>Phew! Thanks guys!!</p>

<p>If they mark it wrong, I will most definitely “sue their asses” lol. </p>

<p>Btw, does anyone remember which number question that was?</p>

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<p>Haha, I was freaking out too, so I emailed College Board just to make sure. And according to the compilation thread, it was question #16.</p>