[December SAT Math] Popular Triangle Concepts To Know

[@JohnSAT]

**Everything on this video is still tested on the Digital SAT. If anything new is added, will create a new video.** Summary - www.admissionhackers.com/triangles-lpl3c8lfbo SAT Math Accelerator (Black Friday Special - $300 Off) : www.admissionhackers.com/sma

[@Cr1Ro7]

Underrated KZbin teacher

[@green-fz5ii]

lol its so great seeing the quality of the videos increase from the first to the last congrats on the journey

[@muzzammelqarizadah7511]

You are really a great teacher. I do not have enough money to pay for your course. If I had I would directly apply to your academy.

[@wilsoncheung7261]

Great Videos. You can also consider to do a series on the margin of error, means, and median

[@joshushushu]

dude thank you so much! you’re a great teacher, and this topic seriously is so helpful. i’m not taking sat but a cet from my country but i’m sure your vids will greatly help!

[@aryanparikh3655]

for the second question you could use law of sines. sina/a = sinb/b = sinc/c so it will be sin 90/12 = sin30/x. cross multiply and you get 6

[@KarbonOve-kj4mi]

Dont make it complicated bud😂

[@bibeksubedi2909]

You can also use cos60=b/h😂😂😂 simple as that That thing is lamis Therom

[@dude_mude3366]

bro is the real one 🔥

[@rahtjesu]

i appreciate your content so much, never stop pls

[@muzzammelqarizadah7511]

really great video helped me so much.

[@letstalk4368]

thanks John

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

4s 4 8 8x4=32

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

radius 4/2 diameter 8/4

[@Capesoda]

this is gonna help me so much its awesome

[@x.o.x.o.j.u.l.e.s]

Bro why am i finding this the night before the sat? Like this wouldve been so helpful earlier but ill likely retake the sat so ill start studying for next time

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

b>a>c

[@Anotherlifestyle-j7q]

Man you are making my dreams come true

[@itachisdespair8433]

What did he mean when he said in 4:28 "not drawn to scale" and then switched the 60 and 30 degrees?

[@Hanae_chg]

thank youuuuuuuuuu teacher you are the best

[@elsiddorie4494]

I thought the answer to the special right triangle length CB was 6√3 since the x√3 is on the line segment adjacent to the right angle. Please correct me uf I'm wrong. I am basing it off the diagrams provided regarding special right triangles on the reference sheet.

[@nairahkhaliq495]

I was thinking that too but hey if you think so too them imma say were right lol

[@elsiddorie4494]

@@nairahkhaliq495 I will check back the diagram and the angle to make sure but I think I got it.

[@rainbowrollsz9527]

You’re wrong. If you look at it, the angles aren’t in the same place. CB is the shortest side length which means the opposite angle is 30 which means the side length should be “x”, not “x root 3.

[@andreseduardotroconis7265]

Great Video

[@uchihasasuke5515]

Best tutor ever

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

4 4/2 inches

[@ohohjournal5828]

your videos are the best, thanks!

[@Aryankumar-s3m2n]

Thank you really helped , wasnt able to get special right angles at all.

[@ubekirai]

Ur a hero

[@sleepy_swift]

7:00 why not just use trig cos(60) × 12?

[@rayfaruqi]

cuz its just more work using the calculator and this might even show up in the no calc section

[@JeonJungkook-sk2ts]

​@@rayfaruqithe digital sat include the use of calculator

[@strikemasterice6041]

John can you please do a video on Polygons, I saw a question on polygons on the SAT

[@shivendawda5614]

Split into triangle and square maybe

[@cheyooung]

for the last question, shouldn't the answer be C) 64? since 4 times 4 is sixteen, x=16, and 16*4sides should equal 64 not 32? can someone please help me out on this?

[@heyapplebum]

perimeter is calculated by the side lengths all added up. Since we know that each side is 8 we can multiple 8 by four to get the perimeter of the square

[@sabeenfatimaa]

amazing

[@xdgamer4998]

Thanks man your great

[@vıdıbıdı]

Such a sigma.

[@sanjanacm5082]

Thank you 😊

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

30 degrees 60 degrees

[@rishitasharma5893]

How did x root 2 become 8 root 2???? Please help somebody

[@alejandrariojas1608]

Because when one side is 4 root 2 then the other side is going to be 4 root 2 because they have the same line, which means that are the same, and then 4 root 2 plus 4 root 2 is equal to 8 root 2, hope this helps, I'm not good in english so I hope that you can understand me

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

65 degrees 30 degrees

[@letstalk4368]

always very funny and good

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

6

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

65 30

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

32

[@racquelsabesaje4562]

math

[@bibeksubedi2909]

Dont remember that If you know ratio of sine cosine and tangent its simple cos60=b/h b=6 simple