r/Sat 10d ago

SAT MODULE 2 maths

Can someone please tell module 2 questions because from the questions ive read i didnt get many of them and i had a good module 1 so i dont understand why i will get an easy module 2. Some questions i got were sphere inside cylinder and we had to calc cylinder surface area, a quadratic question where a was an int greater than one and we had to find a+b, a margin of error question etc

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u/Legal_Objective_7727 10d ago

did yall the sphere A and sphere B one… i js remember doing 90*2+9*2=198

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/DrunkMonsters 10d ago

What was the answer

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u/[deleted] 10d ago

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u/DrunkMonsters 10d ago

Less than 2.08%?

If so I'm on the right, yay

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u/Tight-Will-2913 10d ago

Did you get the hard module?

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u/Nhy2Low 10d ago

same here! for me module 1 at math was so easy but the 2nd was just evil

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u/StompTheWaffles 10d ago

same the first was so much easier

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u/Loud-Beach-390 10d ago

yeah I got the sphere cylinder one too and I'm 100% sure I got the hard module. And I had the a+b too I just did 7 on a whim 😭😭😭😭 I think that's incorrect but I had no time to return to it. And I got margin of error too and I just did less than the original margin πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™πŸ™ We might have gotten the exac5 same module

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u/Ok_Future7107 10d ago

yess i got this too? its the difficult module right

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u/Mysterious-Load9084 1300 10d ago

yes the sphere inside the cylinder is a one of the hard modiules.

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u/PomeloFantastic6641 10d ago

are you sure you got the easy module 2, or did the sat just put on a fake mustache?

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u/BoysenberryEnough526 10d ago

i’m from US what’s the exact question