Digital SAT Test 2: Math with Desmos-All correct on Module 1!

[@-marjankhan]

You just made my life much better 🎉

[@cherryblossom7979]

Thank you so much, this was great help :D

[@nurbektilavov6810]

Cool video and very useful. I'm waiting for module 2

[@Methodtestprep]

getting posted today!

[@athenaminerva3192]

Thank you so much~❣️

[@aminka2623]

Thank you!!

[@Jrmedico-13]

in desmos it's saying that it does not undsersatnd that approximate sign can you help me with that

[@Methodtestprep]

Does your keyboard have the ~ symbol next to the number 1? I have never seen Desmos not accept that so I'm not sure. Sorry!

[@muhammadaslam8401]

so good man

[@anacecilean]

You are an angel

[@imbshissl]

wouldnt #17 be 50deg because of the inscribed angle theorem? corresponding inside angle = 1/2arc

[@success762]

no because it is central angle not circumference angle >> study well bro

[@rika__]

Can you also solve practice 2-4 please?

[@mohammadhuzaifarehman]

hii sir want to know how to start preparing for sat in half year of 11th grade

[@Methodtestprep]

How many months do you have to prepare? I would suggest taking official SAT practice tests from the College Board's website (you can just Google these). We also have an SAT course you can sign up for with lessons, tips, videos, and extra practice tests that will help you in your practice. Here's the link to sign up, and be sure to use coupon code "youtube" to save $100: www.methodlearning.com/cart/?add-to-cart=17591

[@mreads_7]

why is question 15 A and not D?

[@Methodtestprep]

If you solve the equation for 4j+9, you have to multiply both sides by it to cancel it out of the denominator on the right side. This leaves you with p(4j+9) = k. Don't distribute! Just divide by p on both sides now, and you get 4j+9 = k/p

[@StillRocking76]

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