NEW SAT Math: DIGITAL SAT - Practice Test 2, Module 1 in REAL TIME!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
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omg we made the exact same mistake on this one lowkey proud of myself
Pls bro make a live stream about all formulas about SAT
he already has these videos
@@grin2a715 Where is it
ruclips.net/video/ACHWdyj3ggM/видео.html
@@MuzaffarYuldashev ruclips.net/video/b2I0GqUi2RM/видео.html this is the link where he discusses all the concepts+formulas for SAT math, it's actually a series consisting of 4 parts(videos) I have shared the link of first one, you can search other 3 parts
min 35:09
At question 27
Why did you multiply 0.9 by 47
The answer is right but
I don't get it?
The number b is 90% less than 47. It has the same meaning as b is 10% of 47 or b = 0.10(47). If you write the equation the way it is worded, b = 47 - 0.90(47) = 47(1-0.9) = 47(0.1). In other words, 90% refers to the value 47 and not the number b.
For analogy, you can rewrite the prior statement as “The number a is 110% MORE than the number b”. From which you derive a = b + 1.10b. For MORE you add, and for LESS you subtract. And also, for MORE you use b, and for LESS you use 47. If you are still confused, write the equation for “the number b is 90% more than 47”. Clue: b = 47 + 0.9(47).
Will you be doing module 2? Is there a difference in complexity between the 2?
I think you did question 24 wrong, it asked for a translation upwards of 14, and since the y-intercept was 2 after the translation of upwards of 14, the real y-intercept should be -12 as -12+14=2.
Yep you are correct, i made a mistake! I catch it at the end
is not matching to digital test 2 from bluebook.
Are you going to be doing a Math SAT prep video for the upcoming Test on March 11??
I think you made a mistake in question number 2 because the angle 33 = the opposite angle means 33 and not 147
where can i find these practice tests? also what does the module 1 and module 2 mean?
Are these the same questions in blue book?
In Q13
We can take derivative of f(x) and equate it to 0 to find the minimum point
Is this a valid approach ?
yup, that's a easy way too just for this question otherwise derivation is a bit lengthier way to approach SAT math problems
Hey Huzefa! where can I find the PDF for these practice tests?
Collegeboard
Don't bother me, you memorize and solve, but you don't understand
Guys, the solution method is 100% wrong. Stay away from him my advice. I'm sick of your weird solutions, man
Great advice
imo his methods are helpful and the way he solves questions is mostly the shortest and easiest way, also more fun
Instead of applying and memorizing tons and tons of boring formulas that you might also forget during the test, cuz you focused on memorizing not understanding
Huzefa is a great teacher.
@@ScalarLearning LMFAOO dont listen to them you helped me a lot