Tommieboi918

A rectangilar wooden crate has inside dimensions 3 meters by 4 meters by 12 meters. What is the length, in meters, of the longest, straight, inflexible rod of negligible diameter that can be placed completely within the crate? a) 12 b) 12.6 c) 13 d) 19 e) 24

I took the test today and gutted a 400 (q32/v15). When the scored appeared, I just lost fate. I breezed through the AWA. I almost ran out of time on the quant section and had a feeling I didnt perform that well. The funny thing is that I was very comfortable with the verbal section and thought that I was on ball (yah, the scored proved me wrong!!!)I studied for a little over 3 months, everyday for atleast 4hrs+. I even took a Princeton Review course to get myself started. Used the OG 11, kaplans course books, arco to review and gmat prep. I know I wont be able to hit a 700 mark like most of the geniuses here...but is it still possible to get over a 600(thats all im askin for or atleast from my school) or am i just stuuupid..What am I doing wrong? can someone please help me? I was planning to submit all my apps so I can go to score this fall but thats not going to happen. I know I want to give it one lost shot and am gonna take my time studying since I wont be ready to apply till the end of this yr for next fall....Any help is appreciated. real gmat: 400 :smack: pr1:490 pr2:540 pr3:620 pr4:620 pr5:540 gmatprep:610