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SAT Math Questions I

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A cubic box, X, has sides of length n. Another cubic box, Y, has sides of length 2n. How many boxes X could fit into a single box Y?

A three-digit number is called "big" if any two of its digits are equal. How many three-digit numbers are "big?"

A number is called "round" if it contains at least one zero as a digit. How many three-digit numbers are "round?"

If a two-sided coin is flipped three times, what is the probability that at least one head will show up?

How many ways can Pete, Mary, Sue, and Joe stand in a line if Joe and Sue cannot stand next to each other?

If 2 ^ (4x + 3) = 4 ^ (x - 1), what is x?

Which of the following cannot be formed from any combination of two pennies, three nickles, one dime, and two quarters?

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great test.... really needs mental concentration.
Question #8 is missing a set of possibilities for when Joe and Sue stand together. If you switch the order of Pete and Mary you get an additional 6 combinations you need to subtract from the total, making the answer 12.
11.Using Values (-5) for a & (-10) for b satisfies D but does not satisfy B (which is listed as the correct answer).
Hey GUYS what ya up to
Your a loser
This quiz sucks
Damn, I feel like a moron!! But, atleast I was 2% above the average.... That almost makes me feel better! lol

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