SIR I GOT THE ANSWER FOR THIS QUESTION WITHOUT CALCULATOR 1] I+I^2+I^3/I^3+I^4+I^5 THE ANSWER IS -1 I(1+I+I^2)/I^3(1+I+^2) THE BRACKETS GET CANCELLED THEN THE REMAINING WILL BE I/I^3 1/I^2 I^2=-1 1/-1 =-1 SIR THIS IS THE EASIEST AND FASTEST METHOD CALCULATOR WILL MAKE IT COMPLICATED
SIR I GOT THE ANSWER THE ANSWER IS -1 THE SECOND OPTION FROM THE NUMERATOR WE CAN KEEP OUT i THAT IS i(1+i+i^2)/i^3(1+i+i^2) AS THE NUMERATORS AND DENOMINATORS IN THE BRACKETS ARE THE SAME THEY GET CANCELLED THE REMAINING IS i/i^3 EQUALS TO 1/i^2 EQUALS TO 1/-1 EQUALS TO-1 SO -1 IS THE ANSWER i^2 MEANS SQUARE OF i
B02, June 2019, Question 1. The correct answer is this: ...the expertise and diligent care of the horse's groom, Eddie (Sweat, deserve) some of the credit. This is a very very rare exception to not placing commas around a name - "the horse's groom" identified one person. The name was non essential. There was no choice with just no comma: The other choices were (Sweat, who deserves), (Sweat; who deserves), (Sweat; deserve), all of which were incorrect for other reasons. This could be a case of "best answer". If you argue the name shouldn't be surrounded by commas, the other choices have other errors. A: bad modification - it isn't Sweat who deserves the credit, as this suggests. It's the expertise and diligent care that deserve credit. B What follows the semicolon isn't an IC.What precedes the semicolon isn't an IC. The semicolon isn't separating items in a list. Bad semicolon use here. D has the same problem as B, but in D the verb is plural.
This was a super strange question, thank you for the detailed explanation to the community. For those in the ACT Everything Course (granitetestprep.com/the-act-everything-course/) you'll remember I mentioned this strange exception with the "surfer question"!
@@GRANITE-EDUCATION "The" is a definite article - only one groom. It's a very rare exception. I think the students who take the ACT Everything Course will be fine.
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YES we are
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Bro mine is tmr 😭
more like 1😭
2 days before my test !
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@@심장보라색 How did it go?
SIR I GOT THE ANSWER FOR THIS QUESTION WITHOUT CALCULATOR
1] I+I^2+I^3/I^3+I^4+I^5 THE ANSWER IS -1
I(1+I+I^2)/I^3(1+I+^2)
THE BRACKETS GET CANCELLED THEN THE REMAINING WILL BE
I/I^3
1/I^2
I^2=-1
1/-1
=-1
SIR THIS IS THE EASIEST AND FASTEST METHOD CALCULATOR WILL MAKE IT COMPLICATED
SIR I GOT THE ANSWER THE ANSWER IS -1 THE SECOND OPTION
FROM THE NUMERATOR WE CAN KEEP OUT i THAT IS i(1+i+i^2)/i^3(1+i+i^2)
AS THE NUMERATORS AND DENOMINATORS IN THE BRACKETS ARE THE SAME THEY GET CANCELLED
THE REMAINING IS i/i^3
EQUALS TO 1/i^2
EQUALS TO 1/-1
EQUALS TO-1 SO -1 IS THE ANSWER
i^2 MEANS SQUARE OF i
That is exactly right! I'll be giving you a shoutout for being the FIRST TO ANSWER!!
B02, June 2019, Question 1. The correct answer is this: ...the expertise and diligent care of the horse's groom, Eddie (Sweat, deserve) some of the credit.
This is a very very rare exception to not placing commas around a name - "the horse's groom" identified one person. The name was non essential.
There was no choice with just no comma: The other choices were (Sweat, who deserves), (Sweat; who deserves), (Sweat; deserve), all of which were incorrect for other reasons. This could be a case of "best answer". If you argue the name shouldn't be surrounded by commas, the other choices have other errors.
A: bad modification - it isn't Sweat who deserves the credit, as this suggests. It's the expertise and diligent care that deserve credit.
B What follows the semicolon isn't an IC.What precedes the semicolon isn't an IC. The semicolon isn't separating items in a list. Bad semicolon use here.
D has the same problem as B, but in D the verb is plural.
This was a super strange question, thank you for the detailed explanation to the community. For those in the ACT Everything Course (granitetestprep.com/the-act-everything-course/) you'll remember I mentioned this strange exception with the "surfer question"!
@@GRANITE-EDUCATION "The" is a definite article - only one groom.
It's a very rare exception. I think the students who take the ACT Everything Course will be fine.
4 days before ny test
Good Luck! Do you feel ready :) ?!
Same
yup me too it's tomorrow
@@hassanbatrek9850 good luck! Let us know how it goes.
@@keyc4439 Good luck! Hope you crush it. Tell us how it goes!