SAT Practice Test 5 Math No Calculator (Section 3) Answer Explanations

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Should I still study problems like 40:28 ? I struggle with them but does it matter

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Great video! For number 14 could you have realized that it wants a reflections across the x- axis, which means that all of the y coordinates of the graph become negative.Could you then have plugged in points such as x=0,1 and then see the graph?

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for number 6 i understand why this is right, but dont sometimes when you combine like terms for example when solving for a variable type of question, dont you combine to a^3? like im confused on when which rule applies.

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for 17 I thought it was 5/6?

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