Hardest Question on the SAT Explained | Math & Algebra Made Easy | JusticeTheTutor

[@beevstew1896]

He made the hardest question on the SAT look like a homework problem 💀

[@MelkisgoedvoorJan]

No way SAT is this easy right? That’s literally a homework question. Not trying to sound smart, I’m just confused on how this can be the hardest SAT question

[@rememberwhen7271]

@@MelkisgoedvoorJan you're finding this easy only because you saw the solution now

[@MelkisgoedvoorJan]

@@rememberwhen7271 My highschool math went wayy crazier than this

[@mazharmumbaiwala7451]

@@rememberwhen7271 Indian here, it's incredibly easy The Indian equivalent of SAT i.e. JEE is incredibly hard. These questions are like baby steps It's not a good thing, because of lack of good colleges and way too many students, the only way to sort them is to. Make the exam incredibly difficult Even an 60-70 percentiler on JEE could get an awesome top. Ranking score on SAT

[@AniketKumar-lw6su]

@@rememberwhen7271 actully you are finding this hard because you didn't try to do it I am sure that you too could have done it if you thought for a min

[@algebro2593]

If that's the hardest America is doomed💀💀💀💀

[@silverseacow]

bro im 7th grade from asia and solved it in less than 30 sec

[@algebro2593]

Bro I could do it in minus 5 seconds, time will decrease as I solve it, it's that easy

[@silverseacow]

Where are you from? India?

[@algebro2593]

@@silverseacow Yup, 9th grade

[@silverseacow]

@@algebro2593 9th grade math in india is harder than even college level math in the US, that is the reason I like Europe more than the US

[@pretzelmaker3122]

I love how many hardest questions there are on the SAT. When I took it, these kinds of things were the easier ones.

[@nobodynowhere8061]

boomer alert 🚨🚨🔈🔉🔊🔊

[@MetaDude]

Well he names easy stuff hard so everyone comments pointing this iut and he gain reach

[@pawanshinde3384]

I used to solve these questions in my 7th grade

[@practicalcucumber1395]

@@pawanshinde3384 want a medal?

[@tom-ez1np]

@@pawanshinde3384 so did I if not earlier, what's your point?

[@mebejoel1984]

Multiply the left side by x/x to make x^10/xy=5,555. Then substitute x^10 with 5 to make 5/xy=5555. Dividing both sides by 5 makes 1/xy=1111.

[@PixlatedGalaxy]

That works too

[@jusneyo]

all i did was divide 5555 by 5 and got 1111. i looked at it as 5/5555

[@duckyoutube6318]

Thats how i seen it too.

[@КамолСалимов-н1г]

​@jusneyo there's no option with this answer, there's only with 1.111

[@Rohan-sj8kn]

​@@PixlatedGalaxyBoth are the same ways 😂😂 the solution step is in ups and down😂😂

[@alhamrizvi]

Jee aspirants - "come on man, that's too easy"

[@ayenpatel3738]

true

[@_prachi_rajput_]

Hardest question 🚫 joke✅

[@harshraj482]

jee aspirants nah bro arts students can also solve this dog shite question

[@kevisjordison4834]

Average jee aspirant bhai ye to mein Karlia kya mera mit mein selection ho jayega😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kakashikamado127]

true

[@istealmemes1147]

POV : You are Asian and laughing

[@rajaranjan]

True

[@nacho8508]

Indeed

[@deananderson7714]

Such an original comment did you think of that one all by yourself?

[@istealmemes1147]

@@deananderson7714 such unemployment. Have you considered supporting your family other than discovering originality on KZbin?

[@deananderson7714]

@@istealmemes1147 bro I’m 17 💀

[@dmz7696]

I swear the difficulty of these tests got nerfed over the last 10 years.

[@georgesappolon4627]

I’ll be honest maybe when I was in my math days I could now it’s too much

[@pyramidteam9961]

Gotta compensate for the lead poisoning somehow

[@boomerangcowboy5801]

No just clickbait title

[@Feeelipeeee]

the N people need their easy game mode, don't they?

[@Jasmine20005]

@@Feeelipeeeewas that really necessary?

[@kenshin1644]

I haven’t studied math in over 30 years. I love these problems because it feels like rebooting my brain

[@carinel.2395]

Same! I miss doing math tbh

[@pan8086]

​@iamafraidofwomen😂 me too

[@08turboSS]

50 yrs and never got past geometry. Loved having a good teacher just pull stiff up out if thin air thst makes no sense. And this math doesnt really apply to anything its just letters and numbers so its useless outside of schoo environnent..

[@Bouquites]

@@08turboSSon your part you’re mostly right, what isn’t right is that those numbers are essential for getting into a better institution with advanced education which eventually leads you to getting a well paid professional job

[@Staf00plz]

@@08turboSS That's just because you don't know how to apply math irl...

[@hammeringhanksadventure108]

*Just got my SAT score back two days ago. 1560 (English 770 math 790). l'm ecstatic. First and last time.*

[@CharlesNoe-sw1fu]

How did you prep ?

[@hammeringhanksadventure108]

SAT Exams won’t bother you or be your problem if you work with someone like Mrs Elleigh P. She’s God sent, saved me from taking SAT a second time

[@Kettlebell-gb4qo]

I heard she works with the college board but has been helping students ace results like mine for years now

[@CharlesNoe-sw1fu]

That’s interesting , now I remember I’ve heard about her . She ships her writing materials to your door step right ?

[@hammeringhanksadventure108]

Yes you’re right that’s her .

[@madmaddox3451]

I'm sooo annoyed by other commenters saying "Ohhh I'm from Asia so this is very easy for me, I studied it when I was straight out of my mother's womb!" Bruh nobody cares lol, I'm Asian and I'm having a hard time. Math is not for everyone and it's okay to accept that. I don't see anyone saying "Oh Law is easy" or "Being a doctor is easy" because EACH and EVERYONE has their own talents.

[@noname-ed2un]

Bro thanks for stating this. It's very annoying when I'm watching these sort of videos and I see these comments. Honestly at first it motivated me to learn more, but now it just sounds like they're trying to brag are prove some superficial point

[@shreyaskumar1034]

cry about it 😢😢

[@madmaddox3451]

@@shreyaskumar1034 that's what I'm doing right now....

[@TheTanveerGaming]

Blud this is easy, if u can't do it then, ur just bad

[@leat_fingies2006]

☝️🤓​@@shreyaskumar1034

[@NHM33]

“Huh?” Got me choking on my neck.

[@sasqucho]

lol

[@XxCharlieisdeadxX]

ikr

[@insight1239]

No one told me SAT was this easy💀💀

[@AdminAdminilka]

Math yes but english is not

[@robertjones815]

It is so annoying to see india ( and other parts of asia) have hundreds of commenters thinking their countries are so special because they find this question easy. I am english, and I’m pretty sure this is easy for most people with a decent education. It may simply reflect specifically the USA having a problem with education.

[@claudiacarrera8463]

Thats right and still they are all there taking the test to have the chance to estudy in the UsA 🥴

[@JanSledziewski-kv3rj]

But like really this is so easy I'm from Poland and I'm in like 9th grade counted to yours and I'm doing logarithms and other stuff so this is really easy

[@adisama4526]

Bro am 15 and from India, and I solved this mentally in under 10 seconds it's literally the easiest question from linear equations in two variable that I have seen in the math for my grade

[@arkifex7514]

@@adisama4526 I think any person at the age of 14 with a decent education should be able to solve this

[@claudiacarrera8463]

@@adisama4526 that’s the funny part, you have less than 35 seconds to solve it, still very very very easy, but you have 4 hours of test, that’s why is hard, not because of the difficulty of the questions but for the fact that after that time and the pressure makes you exhausted and under that is not that easy.

[@Siency23]

Difficulty Level: 🇺🇲

[@guyavital4422]

There's no way this is close to the hardest question on the SAT. Sounds like im showong off, but it took me about 3 - 5 seconds.

[@xenon_silva]

Same. And I consider myself bad at math🤷🏻🙆🏻‍♂️

[@tfg601]

Sorry bud, 3-5 seconds is slow AF

[@josesalas1849]

@@tfg601bro who cares

[@tfg601]

@@josesalas1849 Why are you in here, I was specifically talking to guyavital4422

[@Eumanel12]

It took me 0.000703 seconds

[@mattroid2955]

i thought if x^9=5/x, then substituting into the equation would get you 5/x/y?

[@kjplayz3064]

5/x/y is the same as 5/xy

[@bud-e8028]

for better understanding, you can read it as 5/x ÷y. reciprocation that would get you 5/x times 1/y. therefore 5/xy.

[@mysticmara]

@@bud-e8028 Thank you for the breakdown, makes so much sense. I'm not a math whiz but trying to learn so really appreciate comments that help those like me who aren't math goblins yet. :)

[@bud-e8028]

@@mysticmara no worries mate keep trying to improve and you'll get there one day

[@simohayha6031]

Dividing by a fraction is the same as multiplication with the reverse. a/(b/c) equals a*(c/b) equals ac/b. It's easy to show why, but once you know it it's just a quick trick. Also if you write it as (a/b)/c it's just the same as (a/b)*(1/c) = a*1/(bc) = a/(bc)

[@christinali6447]

This was so much easier than I expected. I thought it was gonna be some trick question LOL

[@josiahsmith9657]

Okay yeah I did it but a bit differently So divide x^9/y by x^10. This gives you x^9/yx^10 which can be cancelled down to 1/xy. Then since we divided those we can also divide 5555 by 5 which gives us 1111 This probably seems quite confusing as you’re reading it like this, but if you wrote it out it’d make a lot of sense

[@adolfoduarte3719]

This makes a lot more sense to me thanks.

[@whcw11]

Not confusing at all, it's exactly the way I did it in my head. OP's solution feels more confusing, this is much more elegant imo.

[@HekateLtd]

Yes, this is a much simpler way to solve the problem. Simply divide the second equation by the first.

[@andrewcooper5366]

This is the better method

[@narcissuswatches]

homie correct me if im wrong but when u divide x⁹/y = 5555 by x¹⁰ u get 1/xy = 5555 ?? howd u divide 5555 by 5 bc x¹⁰ = 5 not x = 5 so it doesnt make sense to me ,,please elaborate?

[@Skeume]

Hey Asians. The point of the sat is to test students on basic geometry through precalculus. It’s not supposed to be difficult math. It’s supposed to be fairly simple problems that require a bit of convoluted thinking

[@Sohailhgfggggh6]

But This requires no thinking at all 😭

[@Skeume]

@@Sohailhgfggggh6 I yeah there are some VERY easy problems on the sat. I have encountered “3x=27 what is 2x” also. By convoluted thinking I mean that in some problems, the SAT will word the question very strangely, or ask for a solution which takes three extra steps to find hoping you will forget and put down another answer. Again, the SAT is not a measure of intelligence. It’s a test to prove you paid attention in school, and you can retain the things that you learned.

[@bleh-zj1hy]

I guess we just got clickbaited

[@gauravverma8608]

But this aint requiring no logic or thinking lmaaao

[@maxave7448]

The question itself isnt very hard but imagine being on a time limit of a little over 60 seconds per question with your entire future dependant on whether or not you get it exactly right within said time frame…

[@saturn6563]

the organic chemistry tutor and this channel helps me a lot with math

[@kocharshreyans124]

If this is hard question then level of SAT has to be increased 😅

[@ByteBridge999]

Fr this is such a basic question

[@Harshjee2025]

@@ByteBridge999 if you have daring, try to solve a jee advanced question of maths jee adv is world's toughest exam for admission into IIT's, (google ceo sundar pichai from IIT) I am a student of IIT

[@jasonp6231]

This would be considered medium difficulty.

[@Suchitarode]

​@@jasonp6231they need to put asian difficulty for it to make harder. Because asians be solving it under a minute in their mind 😂

[@jasonp6231]

@@Suchitarode you only have a minute or so to solve these questions if you want to finish them all

[@yassinnoname4535]

Man these SAT questions just get easier and easier.

[@avijatsinharoy8944]

POV:You are a JEE aspirant and are wondering how is this so hard

[@Tanish_IIT_Madras]

if i had money(1 cr/yr ) i would have gone to mit to spend my 4 years comfortably . but now i am fucked in iit

[@Priyam042]

​@@Tanish_IIT_Madrasif you are good at math and SAT is easy for you than give it, if your are able to score more than 1550, which you should because you believer SAT is a cakewalk for jee aspirants. Than there are many colleges you provide full scholarships, just improve your English also, write good essays and SOPs and your are done.

[@Tanish_IIT_Madras]

@@Priyam042 ok so I did tried previous year question papers of SAT it wasn't even jee mains level it wasn't hard at all, and just so you know i was AIR 500 in jee adv and an IIT Madras student. And I don't think there are many colleges which have better resources and facilities than IITM And let's say if I did got full scholarship even then the living expenses will be much more per year than my whole expense of 4 years including fee MIT may have better resources, budget and infrastructure but IIT produce the best engeneers in the world

[@Lokkeshhhh]

​@@Tanish_IIT_Madrasbhaiya (elderly I'm in 11th)could you pls elaborate why everyone says there's also a dark side which is hidden under the fun party n all that?? It will be really helpful as I'm also jee asp.

[@Priyam042]

@@Tanish_IIT_Madras yes ofcourse you are right, I just explained that in response to your comment which said that if you had money you would have gone to MIT, but now your fucked in iit. That's why I said that if you don't like iits than you could attend MIT, Even If you don't have money for it. And coming to the cost of living part, their are ivy league Colleges which meets 100% percent need of a student. So your tution fees and living expenses, including rent, eating, stationary, travel everything will be covered. My friend is himself a engineering student and is currently in University of Chicago, where he got scholarships of around $400k.

[@rvsingh56]

Or, you could multiply x⁹/y with x/x Which equates to x¹⁰/xy , Given that, x¹⁰= 5 5/xy = 5555 Hence, 1/xy = 1111

[@MahmudulAlMumeen]

Huh! This is the hardest question of SAT? It took me not less than 10 seconds.

[@Your-nightmare6]

As someone who really suck at Maths I m proud that I finally understood the solution after watching 5 times.

[@davegorman1517]

E

[@peterk.2108]

I didn’t get it myself initially Then I remembered reciprocal multiplying

[@theskull_69]

What standard are you in?

[@xlr8_bs514]

We teenage Indians do such *hardest SAT problems* for breakfast 💀 If this is truly the hardest, i'mma top that shit

[@qwertyuiop2161]

SAT is just a college readiness exam. its purpose is completely different than the JEE. i do not know why people think SAT is the JEE equivalent for the US. it is not. it is SUPPOSED to be easy. it is just testing basic mathmatics knowledge. there are other exams similar(if not harder) than the JEE/jee advanced in the US.

[@user-cc32vcg811]

​@@qwertyuiop2161Yeah. Any indian undergrad's app would plummet the moment they have to put in ECs, recs and esaays. They would all start acting like mindless npcs

[@scottb9997]

Yes many people get 100% in sat Also this guy says every question is the hardest question You should set higher standards for your superiority complex

[@floormatt4131]

You could take the five out of 5555 to make 5(1111) then substitute the five with x^10 to get x^9/y=x^10(1111) then divide both sides by x^10 and simplify to get 1/xy=1111

[@MadTanks]

Yeah easy

[@strikeforceham]

Much better since dividing by x is technically not allowed as x might be zero

[@Altanis1]

​@@strikeforceham if x = 0 here, x^9 = 0, and 0/y would not equal 5555

[@noodleman9945]

⁠@@Altanis1true, but in some situations you do want to choose a different option.

[@the.true.mjdavis]

That's how I solved it!

[@TechnicalGamingRakesh]

Hey, i just solved it in seconds. Its ultra easy. In India, problems like these are taught to us at grades 5-7 roughly to 10-11year olds.

[@DARKNIGHT.]

Lol this is our grade 9 board exm question and this is one of the easiest question plus you need to do these type of question and more hard in 1 min or you kinda like would not be able to finish the exm paper on time And if u guessing what country is this... NO its not INDIA!! its Bangladesh ;)

[@sabarishh.004]

reciprocal the first equation and multiply with the second equation 🔥 boom there is the answer🔥🤟

[@pikabuu6315]

this is first year high school level, no way this is the hardest question on a SAT test. you could also multiply x^9/y by x/x => x^10/ xy = 5555 5/xy = 5555 1/xy = 1111

[@Nolo-HLM]

What is this type of question called? I'm a sophomore who's taking algebra 2 rn and I went over algebra 1 during zoom days and it was really hard to follow. Is this basic algebra 1 skills, if soi would love for one of you guys to tell me so I can relearn it

[@Nolo-HLM]

Also how does dividing 5/xy by 1/5 equal 1/xy?

[@pikabuu6315]

@@Nolo-HLM this kind of math problems are algebraic equations with 2 variables. you can solve them by using the substitution or combination method

[@pikabuu6315]

@@Nolo-HLM i divided by 5 or multiplied by 1/5. Not dividing by 1/5

[@PranavKulkarni]

Was that hard??? WTF

[@Nilayaalluru]

Ikr. Its like basic 7th grade math in India. 😂

[@anketmohadikar8767]

@@Nilayaalluru asia***

[@ToniToniChopaaa]

No, it’s just algebra that looks complicated but it’s not.

[@xxAnonymous_Justicexx]

I don't think it's right to make fun of these test because even though it is pretty easy the wording is a bit tricky. It is easy for us because we are forced to study something we won't use unless you are interested in learning more about this world. SATs are just basic knowledge tests of how much you remember from your school days.

[@maxpower586]

This is the hardest question??? Didn't do serious math for 15 years and I found it easy... lol Americans...

[@Eksp6666]

Wait... It's really hardest question in Sat? I can even solve this on my bed without calculator

[@breensprout]

me: 30 years old, took calc in hs, tutored people in math, graduated 12 years ago, haven't needed math like this ever in real life also me: watching every single one of these videos bc they're fun for some reason lol

[@averageromanian3940]

I used to think these types of problems were hard. After doing a year of calc 1 and calc 2 these are nothing

[@ShivamSingh09726]

Wow bro if this is hard for some people imagine what would happen if they saw jee mains paper let alone advance As an indian these problems were easy for us in 6th grade

[@AniruddhJuyal]

So SAT is basically one level lower than 10th CBSE maths board exam🖊️✅

[@TheDDBrotherss]

POV: ur not even asain and still laughing

[@YamiSuzume]

I'm totally surprised, that SAT has about 500 hardest questions, looking at your videos

[@thecurrentmoment]

That's why it's the hardest test

[@thecurrentmoment]

@@candylover6419 isn't it supposed to be the hardest academic/intelligence test in the US?

[@qwertyuiop2161]

@@thecurrentmoment absolutely not.

[@millie76]

@@thecurrentmomenthardest test? Are u forgetting jee adv.? Sure it may be hard in a region but not in the world

[@thecurrentmoment]

@@millie76 I don't live in the US, so so you guys have cleared up my preconceptions. Thanks! But the first comment was more like a joke, because that's what KZbin comments are great for isn't it?

[@mritunjaydas4546]

We can also divide the second equation by the first

[@ayanshahid7173]

My 8th class question is harder than this😂😂😂 Solve JEE Advance questions.

[@saphonymousplayer1235]

This is definitely not the hardest. If this question appeared in jee mains or advanced, students would see it as free marks

[@Wineblood]

I just divided both sides by 5, substituting x^10 on the left. x^9/yx^10 = 1/yx.

[@Avighna]

This is probably the easiest exam ever.

[@georgesun7472]

This question was too easy

[@siiiiiii09]

Guys it's just a normal question in a normal Arab exam for 9th grade students 😂😂😂

[@IamVexHD]

For all the 'Smart' people in the comments saying "Omg we took this Q in kindergarten it's SO easyyyy". Yes, It is. If you were actually smart, you would realize he says that to get many comments and so more engagement and reach 🤷‍♂️

[@robot8324]

I was scared of solving it until i solve it less than 5 minutes 💀

[@pete2070]

E: Huh!

[@hihello5590]

It's all fun and games until the teacher asks for how you got the answer

[@richardbates3272]

What does he know to arrive at the answer?

[@ααυα6α]

Hardest? Bruh the easiest question from IIT is 100 times harder 💀 I am in 8th grade from India and I did this in a minute 💀💀

[@Officially_Kimdeheizer]

Come to Asia lad, you're gonna learn how to solve it in less than 10 seconds (the way I did).

[@fataliskiller63]

The US is embarrassingly pitiful if that is one of the hardest sat questions and people still freak out about that.

[@srs6461]

Really no point in making it any more difficult.

[@anoptainium]

​@@srs6461 I can't fathom how you can say that with a straight face. Solved it in 20 seconds in my head

[@Emily-fm7pt]

The US is way behind in math education, but this is not the hardest SAT math problems... Most of these are just straight up fake...

[@_mark_3814]

@@anoptainium 20 seconds is not the flex you think it is lol.

[@akapasokopo]

@@anoptainium the thing about the sats is that we have 20 seconds for each question, so it really isn't a flex. we don't have like 100 minutes. also this was said to be hard for views.

[@Myzner]

I saw options E and immediately went yep lol

[@zizo-ve8ib]

I did it in a different way, just took the x⁹/y and multiplied by x/x which makes it x¹⁰/xy = 5/xy = 5555 and just divide by x to get the 1/xy

[@Iitphoddenge]

More easy is that just write 5555 as 5×1111 Then 5=x¹⁰ X⁹/y = x¹⁰×1111 1/xy = 1111

[@sohailansari07289]

Or you can just divide eqn 2 by eqn1

[@srilakshmib8003]

Me too did in the same way Zizo

[@rashmiarora5376]

You can just do this:: x⁹/y=5555 x⁹/x¹⁰y=5555/x¹⁰ x⁹/x¹⁰y=5555/5 1/xy=1111

[@ManveerSingh-uq2tm]

even jee mains questions are 10 times harder than this 😢😢😢

[@oneshotfan]

bless competition math for letting me eyeball this in a second

[@BT-rl3nt]

I get it easily by choosing e. Since I have no idea, answering that I’m confused would be accurate and therefore, I’d get the question right. It’s like that old experiment: you give someone an impossible riddle, asking if they can solve it. Most people will try to think of a clever solution, but the actual answer is “no, I can’t.”

[@777overjoy777]

I divided X to the ninth over y by x to the 10th, and then on the other side of the equation I divided 5555 by 5.

[@ZainAisami]

Dude my mom is a math teacher and she solved without a pen and paper this isn't that hard

[@SandruStout]

is it hardest?....iit-jee laughing in the corner😮

[@정의-t2j]

유튜브를 보다 갑자기 상위 5퍼센트의 사람이 되었다

[@Pratheeksha_Manasa]

Another approach: x⁹/y=5555 x⁹/y=1111(5) But x¹⁰=5 x⁹/y=1111×x¹⁰ Hence 1/xy=1111

[@everybadi23]

Good bro

[@Pratheeksha_Manasa]

@@everybadi23 thnx bro

[@pranavaggarwal7965]

As an asian and jee aspirant i can say that this question only take like 5 seconds to go through my head to solve if 95 percent people get it wrong i think asian math is not for beginners

[@Chadius_Thundercock]

I can feel the smugness through the screen

[@tgvinfinite2607]

@@Chadius_Thundercock exactly imagine having a life so sad that you have to make comments like this 😭

[@defnotRizz]

Bro sit tf down, I'm asian too, just got in 10th and solved this with ease💀 We ain't special, this dude is just putting "HaRdEsT qUeStIon " for views. Actual SAT is wayy more lengthy and tricky (not EXACTLY hard) to test their cleverness,time management and problem solving.🙄

[@pranavaggarwal7965]

@@defnotRizz wht are yr future plans

[@defnotRizz]

@@pranavaggarwal7965 Jee lol. I wanted to become a basketball player at first but india doesn't give a shit abt sports esp. Since I'm middle class so Jee is the only option, since my science and maths r good.

[@TechnicalGamingRakesh]

Meanwhile JEE aspirants 😂

[@cj7thelegend2]

People will faint if they see jee maths questions 😂😂

[@ggmu4656]

Kya fayda itna hard exam deke you will end up in a college that isn't even in top 100 Anyways you don't get into ivy league by just SAT anyways

[@cj7thelegend2]

​@@ggmu4656 if u have confidence in yourself then you can bruda

[@UltraHydrationSupreme]

I've seen the JEE advanced. As an American I've had the pleasure of looking at 3 questions. One question I looked at a while ago, but it took a lot of working out in my head. It had something to do with equally spaced dots iirc. Another one was a trig problem. It was pretty easy, i just used an equilateral triangle to solve the equation. Another one was one I could not solve even after spending an hour on it. It was like Limit as n approaches infinity (n^n)(x+n)(x/2+n/2)(x/3+n/3)..(x/n+n/n) divided by n!(x^2+n^2)(x^2/4+n^2/4)..(x^2/n^2+n^2/n^2) all raised to the power of x/n Which is true? then the choices were a. f'(3)/f(3)>f'(2)/f(2) b. f'(3)/f(3)

[@ananyagupta4599]

@@ggmu4656bhai sat ka form hi itna mehenga hai

[@ananyagupta4599]

@@UltraHydrationSupremedid you try the physics part ?

[@nours4010]

just divide equation 2 by equation 1. it’s that hard

[@L-8]

Well apparently some people just can see that... I wish I was good enough to do that... 😐

[@mcgregorbenjamin7627]

My dumbass would definitely pick E 😂😂

[@ishangosavi-e8j]

the level of this problem is 0.1% of Jee advanced

[@noahwolff782]

I think you made a mistake, when you plug in 5/x for x^9 you get 5/x divided by y not 5/xy

[@Jake-cc7ie]

You can write (5/x)/(y) = 5/xy. Dividing by a value is basically the same thing as multiplying by 1 over that value.

[@krishnasahu-qf1us]

Bro I have done it in. 15 sec in mind

[@41_TheSocietyMaster-t9f]

I love how you multiplied by 1/5

[@SkullRocKerEditZ]

bro how come 95% will get this wrong??

[@scottb9997]

They don't the real test was whether you could spot the bullshit You score 50%

[@AD-jq7ow]

I guess in the US i could have gone to Harvard

[@abhayagarwal5097]

I wish there were less egoistic trolls in comments upvoted but then this is what is keeping capitalism alive

[@AdityaMaity-tb6uy]

If this is a difficult SAT question then a 7-8 grader in India can easily score like 1100-1200 without preparation 😂😂.

[@deananderson7714]

It’s not the hardest question he clickbaits by solving random sat questions and calling them “the hardest”. Also the sat isn’t meant to be a hard exam like the JEE is it’s the bare minimum. Our college admissions aren’t based solely on test scores your score on the sat is a small factor for what colleges you get accepted at

[@AdityaMaity-tb6uy]

@@deananderson7714 bro you know about our Jee exam

[@gaminghellfire]

This is the hardest question ?? 😂

[@rapf3087]

Thanks i feel stupid now

[@maxumunum1926]

the comments are really not helping

[@Mrs_Uzumaki]

Solved for X in X^10=5 Plug in that X-Value in X^9/Y=5555 Plug in the X- Value and Y-Value in 1/ XY That’s how I did it….

[@shreyashreya4709]

Wth!😂😂😂 if this is hardest question of ‘SAT’ then i am president of america😂😂😂! And if it is the hardest then i can assure u your education system is fooling u guys! This is not even 8th standard problem in my country!

[@Anonymous_Someone]

And what would be the point of giving an absurdly hard question in such a test? How does it prove the failure of America's education system?

[@shreyashreya4709]

@@Anonymous_Someone becuase it directly means they are not judging the minds properly!! I m not saying to give absurdly hard question but the vdo itself tells that is the hardest question of sat!! Ig u don’t kniw the meaning of hard question then.

[@shreyashreya4709]

@@OSCfanatic i know about clickbait but see, just after i commented someone is defending that system even its not their but someone defending prives something is wrong with education systems around the world

[@truenova1594]

If this was the hardest question I am Einstein

[@mxstfn]

I guessed B from the beginning from 5555/5

[@asyea5940]

This question is among the easiest questions in Turkish exam YKS

[@KISHORE.S_TOPPER]

This is simple question because I got answer

[@rajrouth8199]

In India we can solve this verbally 😂.

[@colinnixon7739]

I guessed B because i figured x was some tiny ass number and its to a power of 10 and only equals 5. X to power 9 is similar but over y makes it 5555. Thats 1 over xy will be smaller than 5555. 2525 seems to not fit in anywhere. Its def not any number in the equation revealed so 5 and 5555 are out. That that leaves a solid guess of 1111 😂

[@zombie_ashe2336]

The heck is the SAT, I only know about ACT

[@maheshranjwe3624]

(x^9)(x)=5 5555yx=5 1/xy=1111

[@BabyRaniKHSSTChemistry]

NGL I am a 7th grade student from India and this is too easy compared to the questions we get and this goes same for many other SAT questions it is too easy for Indian students because we have a syllabus that's hard compared to other countries, that it makes us feel what others think is hard easy.

[@bobross7473]

This guy calls everything “hardest” just for clickbait to get views. The SAT has questions that are harder than this, but not too bad overall.

[@pathitp2836]

I just solved it just in 20 sec no cap.

[@36_ritabratanath72]

jee aspirants laughing in the corner

[@juanpablodo12345678]

This is how a Noob does it (me): If x^10=5, then x=5^(1/10) Which means that x^9= (5^(1/10)^9 Simplified: x^9= 5^(9/10) Find Y: (5^(9/10))/y = 5555 Flip Y and the 5555 (5^(9/10)/5555= y Now let’s put in the equation 1/(xy) and simplify: 1/(5^(1/10)*((5^(9/10))/5555)) = 1/(5/5555) = 11111

[@Kurzgesagt_fan]

Here's how to solve this problem: **1. Express x⁹ in terms of x¹⁰:** * We know x¹⁰ = 5. We can rewrite x⁹ as x¹⁰ / x. * Therefore, x⁹ = 5 / x. **2. Substitute x⁹ in the given equation:** * We are given (x⁹ / y) = 5555. * Substitute 5/x for x⁹: (5/x) / y = 5555 **3. Simplify the equation:** * Multiply both sides by x and y: 5 = 5555xy * Divide both sides by 5555: 1/xy = 5/5555 **4. Simplify the result:** * 1/xy = 1/1111 **Therefore, 1/xy = 1/1111** Ez before even told za answer

[@123-jee]

Another approach: x⁹/y=5555 So multiple both sides with x¹⁰ :. (x⁹/y )× x¹⁰ =5555 × x¹⁰ Then bring the x¹⁰ from RHS to denominator of LHS which cancel out x⁹ Remaining :.( 1/xy) × x¹⁰=5555 As x¹⁰= 5 :.(1/xy) ×5 =5555 1/xy =5555/5 :. Ans - 1/xy =1111

[@pepper5218]

That's just so fucking easy man , Firstly , i would write x⁹/y as x¹⁰/xy=5555, then i would put the value of x¹⁰ in the same which would be 5/xy=5555 , lastly send the 5 to LHS , and boom you have your answer

[@ccsluf]

You took more steps than necessary. Divided both sides of the equation on the left by the corresponding sides of the equation on the right. The result (in ONE STEP) is xy=1/1111, so 1/(xy)=1111.