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andreev551 [17]
3 years ago
14

PLEASE HELP THIS IS STATE TESTING In this two-dimensional diagram, line WY intersects LZAX at point A.

Mathematics
1 answer:
Anna35 [415]3 years ago
3 0
Just wanna say that state testing isn’t testing you. So if you fail it does not affect you whatsoever even if you get 100% it will not affect you. State testing is so the school can get tested weather they are doing a good job at teaching. If most students get a low score it lowers the school funding. And if most students get a high score it will either maintain its funding or it will give the school more funds. So don’t be so stressed about it! And the reason they don’t tell you anything is so students won’t slack off and cause the schools funding to go down! But don’t stress about it just try your best but know that it doesn’t matter what score you get because it will not affect you negatively or positively. :)
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