June 2024 Digital SAT Prediction

[@preppros]

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[@acenmusic]

For the seventh example, you can use Desmos to calculate it in less than a minute. Simply create a table with the corresponding values (x, y) given and add a slider for c, then type in y1 ~ a^x1 - b. It will create a graph where no matter what 'C" may be, b will always be 11. I understand the importance of being able to calculate it by hand but when we are openly given a resource as powerful as Desmos, we should use it!

[@lenaz9165]

how did you get the slider? and what did you plug in for c in the table?

[@eo-fikretalp1221]

@@lenaz9165 Just simply write c= on a new line, and it will work for any value value of c. Plug c and 2c into table accordingly.

[@manthangupta3443]

@@lenaz9165 i used 2 and then used 1 to verify i got the same answer.

[@laurenrackley4336]

@@lenaz9165 don't know how but if you let c = 1, you can make a table of (1,8) and (2,350) and then in the next box put y_1 ~ a^(x_1) - b and it will give you a=19 b=11.

[@serena0702]

My biggest regret is not finding you and your courses (and books) earlier. June trial is my last sat trial and taking your course would've helped me a lot but I appreciate the videos so much!

[@studyworld3066]

Hey are you preparing for sat module 2 ? Like did you take the first test in may? I am curious because I am also preparing but this would be my first attempt so i would like to know more about module 1 .

[@heanagreen8129]

me lol only tech 3 more dayss

[@serena0702]

​@@studyworld3066 yes I took the may sat and honestly the 2nd module wasn't that bad I just wanted more time as there was that factor question which I saw for the first time, and a geometry question as far as I remember it was about lines and another hard question. The three of them were fill in. I took the sat 3 times and for me the 1st module is literally the easiest thing ever, I even had 10 mins to revise! But some people have a hard 1st module and an easy 2nd, or even 2 hard ones (this would help you to bag more points). It just depends on how you'll do

[@studyworld3066]

@@serena0702 ohh ok thanks for sharing ✨💖 well module 2 depends on module 1 if you do really good in module 1 then your module 2 comes hard as ai analysis that you were able to do pretty good at module 1 but if you score less on module one and it gets hard for you then ai analysis nd makes module 2 a little bit easy, I hope this help

[@flipkartdeals3725]

Have you heard about about mentomind after watching lectures here ,you can practice on that app for free

[@ciellestudies]

THANK YOU SO MUCH MIKE. i literally watched almost all of your sat math videos and just received an 800 on my june sat math section for a 1550 overall. i cannot thank you enough ❤

[@samrudhghanta1848]

hi could u tell me if he got his predictions right or not? thx!

[@ciellestudies]

@@samrudhghanta1848 they were similar

[@ellaillustrates9350]

Thank you so much, Sir! Much love from Nigeria 💚!

[@yassomsd9978]

For 12:38 i did it ina differnet way but also got b=11, i plugged in random value for c, which was 2, and found what a^c equaled in terms of b, and sqaured what i got and set it equal to the other equation and the factored. My factorization was b²+15b-286 and b=11, -19

[@bereketgidey7167]

same here

[@ShadowLife5904]

My computer had some technical difficulties. At 8:58 it finally worked with 2 mins to spare!

[@iemhong5953]

Could you give advice on how to improve Craft & Structure and Expression of Ideas in the Reading & Writing part, please? Thanks so much!

[@kathrinewells9072]

Thank you, I really appreciate it!

[@LesterOrie-mj6hq]

Can you do a little more on unit conversions as well as unit circle?

[@preppros]

Hi, unfortunately am tutoring pretty much nonstop til the SAT so I won't be able to put out anymore youtube videos, but you can check out the entire chapter on Unit Conversion for free in the free trial for my math course here: www.preppros.io/sat-math-course For unit circle, chapter 20 in my book goes in depth into the new advanced coterminal question types that have been showing up on the test that have been stumping most.

[@Rohan-fx9te]

the last question was B right

[@BrandtThePanda]

Hi mike, I just watched you go through practice tests 1,2 and 5, checked out your course(free trial) and im LOVING it so far. Im taking the SAT on june 1st, I believe i can get a 1550+ (got 740RW, 730M on practice test 5) with help of your course, but i can't afford it.

[@preppros]

Hi, send me an email at [e-mail] and we can set up a special discount to make it affordable for you.

[@Sarah-js5fd]

Thank you what you said would be on their was much thabks

[@nobodyatall2633]

Thank you so much wish me luck

[@sarvatra539]

Q.If you are given a triangle with vertices (3,2) (3,6) and (7,2). Then you had to find the angle of another triangle that has (3,2) (3,2+k) (7+k,2), how would you do it??? Should we be using the law of sines and cosines for this? Q. If you have a triangle ABC with area ktan35. It is also given that the angle C is 35 degrees and BC is 26 and we are asked to find the value of k. How would we solve this? No where it is mentioned if triangle ABC is right angled triangle and if BC is a hypotenuse. How would we solve such problems?

[@saffronskies101]

is it bad that i've been using desmos for the problems u showed? i get them right, but i hope desmos is a decent strategy. for the f(x)=a^x-b, i started out the same 8=a^c-b 350=a^2c-b then i plugged in 1 as c 350=a^2-b 8=a^1-b then i switched a and b values for x and y so i could plug it into desmos i did kinda like system of equations and it intersected at (19,11) so i got 11 (it also intersected at (-18,-26) as well. my goal for the sat is a 710 or above on any category so i can get this award for 7th grade ur videos r super helpful tysm!!

[@preppros]

I always recommend to be comfortable solving it either way in case a variety that does not work well with desmos shows up.

[@Hassaan_Robot]

@@preppros yeah but we should check it from DESMOS first like there is only 1 or 2 questions of such type which dont solve ,

[@laxmiviswanathan2519]

I am a big fan. keep doing what you are doing

[@DailyMasculine-oe8hh]

Hey @preppros how long does your free trial last?

[@preppros]

It’s just a limited selection of our course but you have access to that as long as you’d like and it doesn’t require any credit cards or payment info to access it

[@lucyl2764]

Are you sure for question 7(time stamp 11:00) only positive value of b =11 is the solution? I think b= -26 is also the solution , because a^c = -18, (a^c)^2=324, so it also works.

[@preppros]

It has to work for both equations, which that definitely does not.

[@asmiamsi1786]

hello! any super important tips to keep in mind for reading specifically? its the only reason i havent been able to get 700+ in the practice tests :( I have major trouble between choosing from 2 answers which seem correct - for example in the example you gave around 13:14, i was contemplating between b and c but eventually chose b!

[@preppros]

The easiest place to improve is to learn the grammar rules, which are covered in depth in our writing course. Those answer choices have very black and white reasons for being correct, but until you learn the rules, you are essentially just guessing based off what feels right vs. wrong. You can learn some of the important basics in the free trial: preppros.teachable.com/p/ultimate-sat-course-free-trial

[@davy1220]

Anyone got tips for the information and ideas section? I keep struggling on that part

[@preppros]

Information & Ideas are solely based on how you scored on Reading questions. The types of Reading questions that are covered by this score are Logically Completes The Text, Specific Details, Main Idea, Data, Support,Weaken, and Illustrate the claim, so of course additional practice with those types of questions will help improve your score, but also understanding exactly what makes an answer correct vs. incorrect is a really common problem for students who struggle with these. If you often find yourself stuck between multiple answers, that's the first place to start.

[@samrudhghanta1848]

did he get his predictions right?

[@saffronskies101]

Hi, for 5:55, how do we know if it is 1 mile/1609 meters and not 1609 meters/ 1 mile same goes with 60 sec and one minute. tysm if u answer :) im kinda confused but ik ur right

[@preppros]

You can always tell if you set up your units properly if they cross cancel. I'd recommend checking out the free trial for my math course: www.preppros.io/sat-math-course. The entire Unit Conversion chapter is in there so you can go through some lectures working from the basics up to the trickiest varieties and there's 27 questions for practice to make sure you get any unit conversion questions right on test day. Hope this helps!

[@serena0702]

can I improve from 620-630 to 700+ in less than a week ?? any tips..?

[@preppros]

What section are you trying to improve on and how much time will you have across the week?

[@serena0702]

@@preppros well, basically both sections I've been stuck in the 600's for the last three trials and I have from 4-5 hrs a day

[@preppros]

With 4-5 hours a day, you definitely can. You most likely need to address some content gaps for both sections. For reading and writing, I’d start with the grammar rules as that’s one of the easiest places to improve. For math, it’s hard to identify the specifics but if you get a copy of our book, I’d recommend working through all of the level 3 questions to start that can really bridge the gap up to a 700. If you haven’t checked out the free trial, you can learn some of the foundational grammar rules, but with 20+ working through the Ultimate SAT course you could make some serious improvement

[@mehemmedmirzeyev6417]

in 7th question is 8 or 9 possible answert

[@AESNewspaper-fu4du]

Hi Mike, how many days does it take to receive your SAT Crash Course book if I'm living in Kazakhstan? In case it takes a long time, can I get the PDF version of your book instead?

[@preppros]

The PDF can be downloaded immediately after purchase. It can be found at the start of the course.

[@kevincapcha3825]

What’s the answer to the last one (works because…) ?

[@jananihari4408]

it's b

[@OmarBahakim-e2q]

Hey, sir! Thanks a lot for the very helpful video. I have a question: In the given expression 26z^14+ bz^7 + 70, b is a positive integer. If (qz^7 + r) is a factor of the expression, where q and r are positive integers, what's the lowest possible value of b? I think we're going to use discriminants here and set it to zero; however, it's kind of wrong as q^2 would equal 26, which isn't an integer. How should I solve this question?

[@preppros]

Hi in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/imPapaeCmZuErbc I go over another variant of this question. Hopefully, this will make sense for how to solve your variant then!

[@OmarBahakim-e2q]

@@preppros Thank you, sir! I've seen the video once it was posted. I believe my question is a little bit different since it mentions that b, q, and r are all positive integers, not just constants. I thought that solving using discriminants was the way to go, but I got stuck when I set (qz^2 + r)^2 = 26z^{14} + bz^7 + 70), as (q^2) would equal 26, which wouldn't be an integer in this case. The reason why I set (qz^7 + r) equal to the given equation is because (b) would have its lowest value when the equation has only one solution, which occurs when (b^2 - 4ac = 0) and the only solution is (qz^7 + r).

[@serena0702]

where did you get this question from? I got the exact same question in May trial

[@MotM200]

hey, regarding the final question shown in the video (which wasn't solved) The answer is b right? We'll just add a period (.)

[@thechallenger7688]

I think so. I found b too, d is not the answer because they used its which connected both, right?

[@MotM200]

@@thechallenger7688 well I couldn't affirm anything my friend. I guess we need to wait until someone replies. Problem is, my trial is this upcoming Saturday.

[@thechallenger7688]

@@MotM200 Same my friend, same. Wishing you luck

[@samanyuram8444]

how long does the free trial last for?

[@preppros]

The free trial is just a selected portion of our whole course. You get access to the free trial for as long as you would like

[@xperty5306]

hello, is it possible to go from 740 to 780 until June? Maths

[@preppros]

Yes, 100% I had some students go from low 700s up to 780-800 in one to two weeks by working through my Advanced Math Course: www.preppros.io/advanced-digital-sat-math-course

[@hatred4004]

What do i do if i cant afford your course

[@preppros]

If you send me an email at [e-mail] we can try to set up something that will be affordable for you.

[@Azizbek-tg7qf]

Can I improve my score from 750 to 800 in a week?

[@preppros]

100% you can. Are you trying to improve math or Reading & Writing?

[@AzizbekTorabayev]

can i buy that 150 hard qs?

[@preppros]

Yes, you can purchase the advanced math course here: www.preppros.io/advanced-digital-sat-math-course

[@gregorywilliamson4900]

bro PLEASE work on your handwriting. It's so hard to know wtf your talking about when your handwriting is barely legible