August 2024 SAT Predictions | What will be on the Test?

[@patates1165]

I opened this video out of desperation, thinking it wouldn't be of any use, but I actually learned something. Thank you.

[@RevolutionPrep]

I am so glad to hear that. I am assuming you took the exam on Saturday? Hope it went well for you.

[@patates1165]

@@RevolutionPrep almost all of the techniques you mentioned helped me during the test seriously. English is not my main language and I've only had 1 week to prepare for the test so you helped me al lot, also that perpendicular line question was on the test i also learned from you. I really appreciate ❤

[@RevolutionPrep]

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[@neilsaxena5027]

at 26:56 you don't even need to use desmos. This equation is already in vertex form, and you know that the vertex's x value is 4. Since the vertex is in the middle of the two solutions, and one of them is x=0, we can find that x=8 for the other one. Of course, desmos always helps in checking

[@RevolutionPrep]

Agreed! There's usually more than one way to go about a given math problem. Many of these videos focus on using Desmos so that students don't have to memorize additional concepts or equations (as the test is often just around the corner).

[@xavieradams5994]

Great video!! Can you please post more videos for prepping us for the advanced algebra type questions? I get tripped up with the nonlinear functions and things like that.

[@RevolutionPrep]

We've got a Desmos video coming out next week that will cover some of that stuff; I'll definitely make note for future videos as well.

[@Sanket_Bhatt]

it was really helpful, im very good at math but not at english so i needed this... thankyou so much!!!

[@RevolutionPrep]

Glad to hear that!

[@bambina1800]

YOU EXPLAIN LITERALLY SO SO WELL BETTER THAN EVERY OTHER SAT KZbinR, genuinely enjoyed learning with you thank you sir!!

[@RevolutionPrep]

Thank you so much! 🤓

[@patrisherlQI_1]

This guy is absolutely one of the best....Some topics I couldn't understand. He made it look so easy!!

[@RevolutionPrep]

Wow, thanks! We're so glad you found it useful.

[@rohitshah9262]

i already knew the appositive imposters kinda... but i learned it as, if there's a title infront of a noun it won't have any commas and i was doing fine with that knowledge byt your explanation just added another depth to it! now im sure ill never get these qns wrong thank you for sharing your wisdom! ❤️

[@RevolutionPrep]

So glad to hear it! 🤓

[@carryhub]

amazing video, totally helped me understand she perpendicular lines.. hope I can find a video of you teaching all the “basics” I struggle with..

[@RevolutionPrep]

A "basics" video is a great idea. Anything in particular you're having trouble with?

[@TheMasterPlayer-uo6ms]

@@RevolutionPrep I'm having trouble with craft and structure questions on the SAT, a video with that in it would be great, along with questions about systems of equations

[@RevolutionPrep]

The "Long Study" video has a whole section on craft and structure that you might find useful.

[@rodrigoflores7020]

Great video! Your craft and structure video last time helped me so much it ended up being my highest skill according to my score report! I was wondering if you could make some videos over expression of ideas. Thanks!

[@RevolutionPrep]

Glad it helped! I'll make note for future videos. Did you already work through those ones on the other video" kzbin.info/www/bejne/m4bUioiAns2lpKc

[@mahmudakhatun8632]

This was a lifesaver.🎉

[@RevolutionPrep]

Glad to hear it!

[@r22gamer54]

At 26:50 why does D) not work? Isnt he talking abt "fear." So he deeply understands the reader, worried that the reader is walking the walks of dreams. This question is just so hard.

[@TheRealDoctorM]

I'm pretty sure D doesn't work because of how the quote starts "whoever you are". That makes it seem that Whitman doesn't understand the reader, which isn't what the question is looking for. I hope that helps.

[@RevolutionPrep]

"Understanding" the reader comes down to knowing about us-not necessarily worrying about us. It IS a hard question for sure. I think all the poetry is a challenge.

[@RevolutionPrep]

Good observation!

[@KeanMusila]

Great I learned a lot

[@RevolutionPrep]

Glad to hear it!

[@kudzaishechikowore]

Thanks!!

[@RevolutionPrep]

You bet!

[@OL1MP_]

20:00, you can solve it in a few seconds if you use formula related to such kind of triangles, the formula in this situation would be 8 times DC equals to 6^2, which means that DC is 36/8

[@RevolutionPrep]

Right you are! I will make sure to mention that route on the next one.

[@OL1MP_]

@@RevolutionPrep Thanks 😀

[@zeynepslibrary]

Hi, thank you for this beneficial video! Can I ask why you flipped the number while you were multiplying? At 21:37? Thank you.

[@RevolutionPrep]

Sure-so 4/3 was the ratio to go from small to big, but 3/4 was to go from big to small. Since our unknown was a small triangle side, we went with 3/4 to scale down.

[@nourabouemara2432]

i really hope this helps me in the one 2 weeks from now. if it does i owe you the world

[@vortexfitness44]

same

[@RevolutionPrep]

We're rooting for you!

[@RevolutionPrep]

Good luck!

[@muzhdaannajoya2577]

can u make video about hardest questions of sat math please

[@RevolutionPrep]

Definitely-we actually have one planned for late next month.

[@ankasilowolo]

19:21 can you explain how they’re actually similar (what rule)

[@RevolutionPrep]

The theorem I was referring to is known as the Geometric Mean Theorem or the Right Triangle Altitude Theorem.

[@SlimeDiarieso]

Heyy this was helpful but for the second triangle question, there's a shorter way. You can do um 8/6=6/x and x is DC which is 36/8 which also leads to 9/2 or 4.5

[@RevolutionPrep]

Yes, that's another way of approaching it. 🤓

[@orange_turtle3412]

I wonder if they’ll keep desmos in the future considering how stupidly advantageous it is. Turns questions that are supposed to take 2 minutes into ones that take 10 seconds

[@RevolutionPrep]

I wonder that as well. We will see how the year goes.

[@Swelting17]

If it sounds right, it is right

[@RevolutionPrep]

Sounds like you have a well-trained "grammar ear"

[@shray5861]

hey could you do more questions on standard of English conventions please!

[@RevolutionPrep]

Certainly-I could put together a dedicated video for that type of question leading up to the August exam. In the meantime, the "Long Study" video has a section on those if you haven't checked it out yet.

[@KrakhMan]

1400 peperonies is crazy work

[@RevolutionPrep]

It really is.

[@PrimePick.1]

You're a gem man i am getting like 1220 and i need 1350 in 2 weeks

[@RevolutionPrep]

We're rooting for you!

[@KimutaiAaron-xt6df]

How can I download questions from the question back without having to print them.

[@RevolutionPrep]

When given your printing options, choose "Print as PDF."

[@KimutaiAaron-xt6df]

@@RevolutionPrep Okay thanks.

[@lolyaalborney]

i just got out of the june exam and a inscribes square in a circle question came in module 2 it was x^2-y^2-6x-4y-51 and asked from perimeter but i didn't have time 😢

[@RevolutionPrep]

Sorry to hear you ran out of time! If you're planning to take the next exam, you should check out our "how to save time" videos.

[@Dream-tz5zt]

what did u get

[@a.meforyou]

I love commas to much to remove them 😭

[@RevolutionPrep]

It's hard to let go, but you can you do it!

[@josieyup2548]

SAT heimler

[@RevolutionPrep]

🤓

[@jajajajaja959]

these are not hard math questions lmao the ones on the test are a foreign language

[@RevolutionPrep]

Can you be more specific about the types of questions you find challenging?

[@maulet3839]

Nah Taylor is a crazy mf