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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Having trouble with some practice SAT questions. Please explain how you got them, so I can understand.

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First question attached

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Second question

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Third

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Last question

OpenStudy (mani_jha):

To the first question, is the answer D?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yes

OpenStudy (anonymous):

why is it D?

OpenStudy (anonymous):

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OpenStudy (mani_jha):

See that the graph is bound between y-axis and x=4. Thus, the abscissa a of any pt(the perpendicular distance of the pt from the y-axis) inside the curve cannot exceed 4. I is correct The second statement says that ordinate b(perpendicular distance of the pt from x-axis) cannot exceed the abscissa a. This is true for a=4(see that the line through x=4 does not go beyond y=4). But for a=3, see that the line through x=3 goes beyond y=3. Thus, b>a. II is incorrect. Take any point inside the region with abscissa a. Draw the line through x=a and make it intersect the curve. The point of intersection has coordinates (a, f(a)). The statement says that b cannot exceed f(a). This is true. If you take any point (a,b), the curve is above it, at a greater height, and thus at a greater y-value(ordinate). So, III is correct.

OpenStudy (mani_jha):

For the second one, n can have any value between 11 7/8 and 12 1/8. \[117/8<n<121/8\] Subtract each side by 12. \[-1/8<n-12<1/8\], which means that \[\left| n-12 \right|<1/8\] Thus, C is correct

OpenStudy (mani_jha):

To the last question, volume of a cylinder is \[pir ^{2}h\] r=x;h=2x; Thus, volume = \[2pix ^{3}\] Only the volume of the last cuboid(x*2x*pix) gives the above result. So, E is correct

OpenStudy (mani_jha):

I am still working on the third question, I will post it as soon as I solve it

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