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Topic	$1,000,000 but you have to score 100% on a 9th grade (age 14) math test
Naysaspace 09/14/23 12:52:00 AM #1:	Are you richer now than you were before? - Results (12 votes) Yes, i can ace it 50% (6 votes) 6 Probably, unless there's something I forgot, like SOH CAH TOA 0% (0 votes) 0 Not likely, but maybe I know more than I think 8.33% (1 vote) 1 Zero chance. 41.67% (5 votes) 5 Common topics for grade 9: Y = mx + b, the equation of the line COS / SIN / TAN, basic trig. Solving for angles or lenths of triangle sides Complex roots and squares, i.e. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/8/5/AAZUkRAAE1sF.png Presuming no calculator is allowed, other than for trig functions, obviously. This was the highest level of grade 9 math in the Canadian curriculum in public schools in the early 2000's. Lord knows what they're doing today. <cite>Naysaspace posted [p:976051487] in $1,000,000... [t:80564941]...</cite> <quote> Are you richer now than you were before? - Results (12 votes) Yes, i can ace it 50% (6 votes) 6 Probably, unless there's something I forgot, like SOH CAH TOA 0% (0 votes) 0 Not likely, but maybe I know more than I think 8.33% (1 vote) 1 Zero chance. 41.67% (5 votes) 5 Show Voting Form Common topics for grade 9:Y = mx + b, the equation of the lineCOS / SIN / TAN, basic trig. Solving for angles or lenths of triangle sidesComplex roots and squares, i.e. https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/4/8/5/AAZUkRAAE1sF.png Presuming no calculator is allowed, other than for trig functions, obviously.This was the highest level of grade 9 math in the Canadian curriculum in public schools in the early 2000's. Lord knows what they're doing today. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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