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Sorry 'bout not posting a new question. Here's a slightly trig intensive problem I made up: http://i.imgur.com/CE131Dm.png Given three outcrops, their elevations, and their distances, calculate the dip of the bed to the nearest whole number. Drawing's not to scale so you'll have to math it out on y...

Honestly, I feel like we did a lot better because of the time delay, so it was kind of unfair in that respect.

ptkid wrote: Same, we found the test similar to last year. After looking it up, I think it stands for submerged aquatic vegetation. We didn't know what any of the acronyms were or the tools, but we finished in 2nd. We thought we did okay on it afterwards.

Congratulations!

What did SAV stand for anyways?

I found the test had many questions that were similar to those from last year.

If I get it right, just post go on without me. My Internet connection over the next few days will be spotty at best.

Yeah, it is. I don't think you have to distinguish them...

Thanks ^^ I still don't understand it, but I guess I could just reason it out then (:

Okay. Thanks (:

EDIT: I just took a little review test for the physical portion of this event (so basically stuff on rivers) and when I checked it, the answer key said that the velocity increases as one proceeds downstream in a river. The test came from a textbook, so it should be pretty reliable...

I've never seen it on a test.