20 SAT Math Questions You Can Annihilate Using DESMOS
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- Опубликовано: 5 мар 2024
- 20 SAT Math Questions You Can Annihilate Using DESMOS // Join me as I show you how to solve 20 SAT questions that you will likely find on your next digital SAT exam!
*Just got my SAT score back two days ago. 1560 (English 770 math 790). l'm ecstatic. First and last time.*
How did you prep ?
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I heard she works with the college board but has been helping students ace results like mine for years now
That’s interesting , now I remember I’ve heard about her . She ships her writing materials to your door step right ?
Yes you’re right that’s her .
This is so helpful, thanks man
11:14 You can also enter the numbers on your TI84 by clicking Stat then click edit. Enter the numbers from the table in L1 (x1) and L2 (y2) then go back to stat and scroll over to calc then scroll down to ExpReg and it should do the trick as well. I only know this because I'm taking a stat class.
Thank you for these handy tricks on Desmos!
Went into the March 9th SAT without knowing any of these😭😭!! Thank you so much for posting this, sincerely hoping on increasing my math score for the May 4 SAT
results?
@@androodoo13 I had a 630 and now I have a 700
@@pyro307 thats amazing bro good job
@@androodoo13 TY
If ur curious abt #22 on module 1 there is an interesting way to do it by hand. U can take derivative of equation and set = to 0 to find x value of minimum, then plug x value in to find y. then plug that back in to find p and ur done. Takes like 1 min to do
This video covered most questions on the math SAT and it helped GREATLY now I must master it
thank you! very helpful kind sir
Love you man, amazing help!
Good luck, everyone! Report back on how you think you did on the March 9 SAT!!!
Hey man great video, really appreciate these tips!
Man math module 2 was insanely hard, but thanks to your desmos tricks I think i did pretty well on module 2. But these percent questions and like mass questions got me in module 2
Really you put them in practice? I’m taking it in May 🥲
@@alsmend8045 how was exam?
Omg. Thank you so much for all these tricks. I never knew they existed. Really helped a lot 😊
Great video. Thanks so much
appreciate your work
Saves a lot time! But sometimes doing manually would be faster
UR THE GOAT
Words can’t explain how much you helped me man! Thank you🎉
You're quite welcome!
Art is the man ❤
7:06 Guys, it will be a lot easier (and quicker) if you put the values in the exponential growth formula ie *y=a(1+r)^t* where a is the initial value, r is the rate (in decimals), and t is the time. You'll get the answer straight up
I agree, if you know the formula, it's quicker. However, not everyone is going to remember those formulas or even have studied them before. The purpose of the video is to show how to solve and still get it correct using Desmos.
4:30 if you know that x^0 = 1 then you wouldknow that 1x27 = 27 and that didnt take long. as long as you know that inorder to find the y intercept you set x to 0
great video Art, keep up the great work
Thanks, will do!
I’m scared to death, tmrr will be my first sat, but your video helped a lot🥹❤️
How much you got buddy
tysm!!!
great video! this helped me so, so much, i can’t express my thanks. i have a question, though. for number 18 on the second module, you chose 7 as the number that would give you equal mean and median, but if you choose -7, it gives you the same number of 5. do they both work?
Yes. They would both work. The problem asks for one possible value of x. I found one and you found the other. Good job!
Yooo thxxx
for 33:42 since it says in^3 I thought we would have to cube root that back into inches?
are these questions in any of the adaptive practice tests college board provides?
can you post all the technics of desmos calcultor. I mean full course in desmos calculator
I have a question: in Q#12 in the second module, the one about the cone height. How did we determine that the radius is 1^2? It's only stated that the base is 2 in but there is nothing given about the radius. Please help me with this one.
The height of a cone will bisect the base. The base is 2, so the radius is 1.
@@cornerstonetestprepandtuto8898 So the radius is always half the base. Did I get it right?
Correct @@MotM200
How do i utilize the shift function?
Pls never post a video without a face! it really helps with keep attention and provides a more trusting human feel
You’re allowed to store formulas? So they have to thoroughly check all calculators before beginning the exam?
No they rarely do that, if ever.
@@cornerstonetestprepandtuto8898wow, what a shame. There’s lots of potential cheating, then
@@UberHummus No, it's not cheating. You are allowed to store formulas. There is nothing in their calculator use policy that says you can't. Using a non-approved calculator like the TI-Inspire, however, would be cheating.
@@cornerstonetestprepandtuto8898ah, I see. So then there is no need to really check the calculators at all except for models which are not allowed to be used.
Got it, thanks!
This video was a HUGE help! Thank you so much for taking the time to make it!!🙏
Glad it was helpful!