Digital SAT Math - Desmos Lesson #19 Parameterization

[@Grant-bx5fv]

Just finished my DSAT today. Your guide helped me save some brain power for the difficult questions, thanks

[@Tutorllini]

You're welcome! Please drop by the Community Tab and let me know how you did once scores release: www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community Best of luck!

[@stinkzies]

What is your score if you don't mind sharing?

[@Grant-bx5fv]

@@stinkzies Just got my score a few minutes ago. It was a 780 math. For spamming desmos on most of the questions, I’m very happy with it

[@stinkzies]

@@Grant-bx5fv Thanks for sharing and congrats! I’m taking the test tomorrow and I hope I can achieve your score

[@ghstface]

I've watched the whole course, thank you so much. 🙏🙏

[@Tutorllini]

You're welcome! Please drop by the Community Tab and let me know how you did once scores release: www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community Best of luck!

[@fezzle1154]

omg thats actually so crazy these are one of the hardest types of questions I ever encountered on the sat and it can be solved SO easily just using desmos tusm!

[@josieisaac_]

thank you so much for these videos they’re so helpful

[@Tutorllini]

You're welcome! Please stop by the Community Tab and let me know how your exam goes when you get scores :) www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community

[@HJS-xl2oi]

This is definitely very helpful and also something unique.

[@Tutorllini]

You're the best!

[@ChioYa]

have been studying sat for so long been to 3 official tests and my last test is on June so glad I found this

[@Tutorllini]

I'm so glad you found the channel :) please watch my other videos if you can! Best of luck 💯

[@nichasmith7898]

Yes! Now I know how to effectively use Desmos!

[@user-pe3re2pb5p]

hi! your videos have been helping me a lot, will you upload more videos about desmos? I'm taking the exam in august

[@donovanchan3749]

Love these videos! They're so helpful; I've watched them multiple times and have recommended them to multiple people at my high school. Do you know how many more lessons you will be creating?

[@Tutorllini]

Hey Donovan! Glad to hear the videos are helping you and I appreciate you sharing my channel with others. I only have about 1 more video planned. It is not because I don't want to keep making them; it is because I have essentially gone through every SAT relevant skill already. For instance, I could go over integrals but that topic is not tested on the SAT. Do you have any ideas for Desmos features relevant to SAT that should be covered?

[@donovanchan3749]

@@Tutorllini Do you know if you'll be releasing the final video by the June 1st SAT? Would be really helpful for those taking it🙏

[@drtravy9745]

Thank you for your effort this really helped me study alot and I will for sure use it in my coming up dsat

[@Tutorllini]

You're welcome! Make sure you stop by my Livestream this Saturday (or the Community Tab) and let me know how your exam went. Best of luck! www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community

[@kayo6689]

How do you turn off sliding for points? Whenever I hit the left-hand circles of a point, the icon goes clear and on the graph all it shows is the label (which is technically turning off the sliding? But I'm wondering how to get to that menu).

[@Tutorllini]

You hold left click on the big colorful circles on the left. I know it is hard to tell without my mouse on screen, but I encourage you to pay attention to the keyboard mouse input mapper (bottom right corner). Best of luck!

[@UniqueRalie]

Thank you so much!! God bless!

[@Tutorllini]

You're welcome! Keep me posted on your progress via the Community Tab: www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community Best of luck!

[@UniqueRalie]

@@Tutorllini I’m scheduled for August DSAT, I’ll let you know!!

[@hamzahjaradat1833]

Thank you so much

[@Tutorllini]

www.desmos.com/calculator/k06yimin9a

[@tegveersingh900]

Thanks Brother It helped me a lot

[@Tutorllini]

You're welcome Tegveer! Don't forget to stop by the Community Tab and let me know how you did on your exam: www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community

[@ahmetnuman9480]

thank you for the videos they were very helpful. can you make a video in which you show everything that you did in the videos as a summary

[@Tutorllini]

No - sorry! I don't think I am quite done making videos for this playlist yet so a summary would be a moot point.

[@ahmetnuman9480]

@@Tutorllini oh ok I thought the playlist was done. Thank you for the videos I'll be waiting for the new ones.

[@dayletba]

Very helpful! will you make videos about interpreting linear equations where you have to find the answer that best interprets the function of, for example, 6x in y= 6x+2?

[@Tutorllini]

Thanks man! I don't have a video like that in the works, but if you watch the blue playlist I go over many questions on this topic. Best of luck!

[@payamezzati9327]

Hello, is there a way to calculate how degree is 92π\3 ? Like I know the long way to do it by hand ( devided it by 6π/3) , but I think there should be a way to do it on desmos like tan (93π/3)

[@Tutorllini]

To convert from degrees to radians, multiply by (pi/180) To convert from radians to degrees , multiply by (180/pi) Here is that calculation for the problem you suggested: www.desmos.com/calculator/fnjyibjiqd You can't do exact radical trig on Desmos. I recommend using a scientific calculator: www.desmos.com/calculator/dwutnt0wj7 If you want to learn to solve these by hand (which takes ALOT of practice) check my solution to a similar question here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHO9n5anarqep5o I hope this helps!

[@ZhanabilAubakir]

Thanks!

[@Tutorllini]

you're welcome :)

[@Definitelynotterrified]

please is there any way to solve these without desmos?

[@Tutorllini]

Yeah but it is slower and less consistent. College Board suggests you guess and check by plugging in the x coordinate of each point for x and the y coordinate of each point for y.

[@haiyen-laura365]

everything gets easier