*The Official June 2012 Sat II Math Level 2 Thread*

<p>Guys, I’M FREAKING OUT. </p>

<p>Check out post #540. </p>

<p>“41. 12 is the number that makes the expression composite, not prime”</p>

<p>^^^^ I DON’T REMEMBER ANY QUESTION ASKING ABOUT COMPOSITE/PRIME</p>

<p>DID I ACTUALLY SKIP A QUESTION? DID I ONLY BUBBLE IN 49 ANSWERS?! OMG.</p>

<p>Someone, squelch my fears and tell me what that question was about, haha. </p>

<p>Also this one: “19. Unit circle/chord: 2sin(theta)”</p>

<p>I sort of remember something like this but can someone jog my memory and give me a little more information? </p>

<p>Thanks, guise.</p>

<p>@rahulkshah which of the following does not make 3n+1 prime
@hypnosys ln(x)/(1/x) is of type inf/inf for x->0
@michael 0^0 does not have to be 1 (especially in a limit). for example, lim 0^x as x->0=0</p>

<p>You misinterpreted me , I was talking about putting 0 in x^x itself</p>

<p>Oh, i didn’t mean to use l’hopital on x^x directly, i showed in a previous post how to make it into an indeterminate quotient. Sorry if i was unclear</p>

<p>0 to the power of 0 is undef, sillly boy :stuck_out_tongue: that’s why we had to use limits.
[Zero</a> to the Power of Zero](<a href=“http://hotmath.com/hotmath_help/topics/zero-power-zero.html]Zero”>Zero to the Power of Zero)</p>

<p>I wasn’t very prepared for this exam so I did not have time to do 8 questions. I guessed and put C for all of them (not a fan of omitting). Does anyone remember if the last 4 questions were answer choice C at all? or 36-40?</p>

<p>im pretty sure the answer to #50 was c (987)</p>

<p>You can do L’Hopital with 0^0 I think… you just have to manipulate it a bit. Granted, we only spent 5 minutes in class doing it since I’m in AB and it was something extra we did after the AP test.</p>

<p>Does anyone have the answers for SATII-Math 2c June test?
(Not the answers in number but in letters )</p>

<p>Does anyone have the answers for SATII-Math 2c June test?
(Not the answers in number but in letters )</p>

<p>I think I might have done way better than I thought I did. Scores come out tomorrow I guess. I skipped 2. I don’t know exactly which ones I got wrong but I probably missed 3 or 4 (just an estimate). Does that put me in the upper 700’s? I didn’t know there was any curve for the Math II so I thought you had to get a raw score of 50 to get an 800.</p>

<p>okay this curve must’ve been ridiculously good…</p>

<p>i was so ****ed when i left the testing site that day cause i remember guessing on the last like 10-15ish question in like 2 minutes for math 2c </p>

<p>i ended up getting a 720… still not good and am gonna retake it in nov… -__-
(ugh im gonna become a sr…) </p>

<p>but still… LOL and i got a 700 for physics which i will retake as well…
peace.</p>

<p>finals -_-</p>

<p>Sigh i got a 790. So close to 800</p>

<p>i got a 790 -___________- and i was so sure that i had a good chance at 800 too. ■■■ excuse me while i go stab myself. ill be a senior but do i need to retake for chances at schools like duke, jhu, northwestern, cornell?</p>

<ol>
<li>Expected it after checking against the CC answer key. Fairly straightforward test imho. 790 in Physics though =(.</li>
</ol>

<p>I know 800 is the best score :slight_smile: but is 750 and above considered good in Math 2 ?</p>

<p>750 is solid. Should be acceptable at most schools except maybe tippy-top math schools like MIT, Cal Tech, etc. Congrats, by the way.</p>

<p>I tried to check my score but the page said “Sorry, this page is temporarily unavailable. Please try again later.” Do you know when this will be fixed?</p>

<p>800 on Math 2 but 740 on Math 1 haha</p>

<p>43 got you an 800 on this test</p>