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JUNE 07 changes Quantitative Reasoning
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Mandu08
Well, everything is basically the same expect that there are no geometry questions. Also, they reduced the numbers of questions from 58 to 48 to be solved in 30 minutes. So, you should be studying more effectively for pre-calc, calc, stat, and algebra.
roughly what pecentage of each subject is on the test?
I read that the stats section was increased. I also read somewhere that Calculus makes up almost 40 percent of the QR section.
I read that the stats section was increased. I also read somewhere that Calculus makes up almost 40 percent of the QR section.
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Mandu08
yah, thats about correct. I remember solving lots of differentials, integrals, and graphing. statistics were presented in the form of word problems, percentages, and analyzing changes over time.
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I thought it was 40mins??
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Mandu08
opps, sorry ! It is 40 min. Am i stressed or what !
On my oct 2007 exam, I only reviewed precalc and calc materials and managed to get a 83 %. And also, I guessed on long problems to give myself more time to do the ones I was able to solve; basically, i skipped around by solving all the easy ones and then returned to the difficult questions.
So, hopefully this sat I'll improve my score !
opps, sorry ! It is 40 min. Am i stressed or what !
No kidding. I had insomnia for the past week.😴
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Mandu08
OHHHHH.....know the quadratic formula.
There was one question which didn't ask to solve it but just to set it up !- yah
