May 2024 SAT Prediction

[@preppros]

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[@lovehnter]

OMG SCALE FACTOR WAS SMTG I FORGOT WHILE CALCULATING PROPORTIONALITY IN TRIANGLE AREAS. I was so confused why my method wasn't working. Thank you so much!!!! Your videos are always so helpful.

[@danieldanmola8266]

Scoring perfectly on the SAT. How on earth could someone do that🥹🥹😂😂

[@kezia-h1x]

Doing that tomorrow 🤭

[@stellar3935]

@@kezia-h1x good lucky and tell how much u got.

[@danieldanmola8266]

@@kezia-h1x woah woah. Woah man!!. I trust you. Best of luck same thing all . I hope God crown all of our effort to success

[@samael9625]

you can still solve 13:44 with Desmos by just putting in zx^2+6x=3 and then plugging in each listed value for z until the X lines align

[@preppros]

Yup! Most discriminant questions on the actual tests do not seem to feature answer choices so I would make sure you understand the other way to solve them as well.

[@CleanMusic-ox4yt]

may 4th gang, we got this yall 💪💪

[@Weatherr]

you should make a video about the new question types which were shown on the may digital sat: for example I saw one where we were given two points on an exponential function written in ab^(x/n) and had to find the y value for a third point.

[@OmarAydamirli]

thank u. u are amazing

[@ElifDogan-sz3ue]

Sir, can you explain the last question again?

[@kathrinewells9072]

Thank you soooooo much!

[@prythal]

im aiming for a 1200 bc my dumbass keeps consistently getting 1100-1150

[@star-hu5iq]

Literally studying a day before the SAT. 😭😭

[@samanthamazariego2380]

No fr same

[@ali.animate]

bro mines in 45

[@CleanMusic-ox4yt]

may 4 gang we got this 💪💪

[@viviann1831]

for me is 1:39 am now and im here for last min study

[@jjifgwjpfgi]

@@viviann1831 ur cooked i just got back from the exam and it was lowkey hard (i live in the uk)

[@ofkhod3638]

Hello everyone! I was wondering where I can find the previous digital SATs for good practice. I would really appreciate any help!

[@M1551NGN0]

Why tf did this goddamn app suggest this to me AFTER I gave the exam?

[@elgaby4967]

hey so i am not so sure about answer choice c 15:53 I already looked at the comments and I do not disagree with the answer because a and c should be canceled out but it's because I don't think "a light-colored covering to an existing dark roof helps combat this effect" is an independent clause because it says "this effect" which refers to the previous sentence meaning it's dependent In my opinion, answer choice c would be right if it said "helps combat heating effects." Hope you see this comment.

[@preppros]

Hi, no there's a few common misconceptions that are resulting in you getting tripped up and not understanding why C is correct, hopefully this clears it up and helps you avoid making a similar mistake on test day. 1) Answer choices A and C are not identical so although one has a semicolon and the other has a period, you cannot cross them off. You can only do so when they are identical. 2) The use of what i teach as reference words such as "this effect" or those or it has nothing to do with creating a dependent clause. I'd recommend checking out the lessons in the free trial as that is addressed in depth.

[@andrewhuang7841]

hey mike do you know the 2 solutions for the equation (x+2)/2=(x+2)/4

[@preppros]

Hi Andrew, That would only have 1 solution of x=-2. You may be referencing a question that asked something along the lines of having a similar question but asking for the value or the range of x+2 falls between which of the following pairs of values. If so, you would add 2 and find which pair of values contains the x value of 0.

[@andrewhuang7841]

@@preppros it was on the may 4 sat this looks like a impossible question they gave me 4 options and none of them had -2 in it

[@abdulrahman.2014k]

@@andrewhuang7841 what were the choices then? or what did you choose?

[@andrewhuang7841]

@@abdulrahman.2014k i forgot :(

[@ElifDogan-sz3ue]

​@@preppros Dude, x is 2, I don't understand why you confused -2.

[@jungchae-l1c]

For the last question, wouldn't selecting C make the words between the commas in non essential information? That means the sentence shouldn't sound weird if I say "On sunny days raising the surrounding air temparaure." But it doesn't make sense😭

[@Howie_howies]

Tnk Youuuuuuuu teacherrrrr😊

[@hudsonriggott952]

sitting here studying while the proctor fixes the wifi 💀

[@terminator6505]

I’m probably wrong but I thought slope was -a/b

[@sarah_13078]

it is! the text that was displayed (7:20) explained that slope is -a/b BUT when you're trying to equate two equations -a/b=-a/b the negative sign cancels out.

[@NeyaJot]

I don't understand how you get the answer to the question 13:41. I got how you used desmos to get those two lines to intersect, but how do you get the answer from multiplying the x value (-735) by 2 when the question says it wants the value of 2a-2b. From what i understand, -735 should be the value of (a-b).

[@preppros]

Yes, -735 is the value of (a-b). Since the question is asking for 2a-2b which is no different than 2(a-b) or 2(-735)

[@lunalinedigital_1733]

Are polynomial graphs included?

[@preppros]

Yes, you can see polynomial graphs and functions on the test.

[@andrewhuang7841]

also does the real SAT use the same grading system as the practice tests?

[@preppros]

Yes, they are using the same process called Item Response Theory to grade the tests on test day.

[@Violet-ce4oc]

About the last English question ,I thought semi colons and periods perform the same function so how come the answer is C.

[@preppros]

Answer choices A and C are not identical so although one has a semicolon and the other has a period, you cannot cross them off. You can only do so when they are identical.

[@baraemtvbein]

6:25 what did you press to find point (10,2)?

[@preppros]

I just typed it in and saw it appeared on the line. Hope that clears it up!

[@rotimifr]

8:53 you can make the g(x-3) to be equal to f(x). f(x)= g(x-3) then type f(0) into desmos. It saves a few seconds rather than scrolling tofind the y-int.

[@payamezzati9327]

or u can just write g(3) without make it equel to f(x). (because g(3-3)=f(0)

[@muhammadjonov_asadbek]

​@payamezzati9327 No, it would be wrong. Just insert it and check it.

[@User71635c]

are they same for international tests?

[@preppros]

Yes, the same tests are now being administered both in the United States and internationally.

[@siddharthkulkarni2478]

mike is the may sat gonna be as hard as the march one

[@preppros]

I think it will be of a very similar difficulty level

[@zylorixus]

@@prepprosI do not know march exam but was it easy or hard? What do you think

[@preppros]

Similar difficulty to practice test 6. Noticeably harder than tests 1-3.

[@levidmi1488]

13:17 please explain again😞

[@preppros]

Substituted in x for a-b and y for c+d

[@farukhseyar2253]

Mudasir aga e video ra mebini bad mekni ba aql

[@smrithi22]

Hi Mike... international student here. I have my SAT exam in two days and I took bluebook practice test 5 today. I felt like I had prepared well this time and that I could get a 1500+. But I ended up with around 1300 in the practice test. Any tips?

[@preppros]

Hi, bit tricky to answer based off of that alone. What made you feel like you could get a 1500+? What had you done to prepare? How had you been scoring on practice tests?

[@smrithi22]

@@preppros I had prepared for maths using your book, and used other books for english. I was able to do well and I felt like I was gradually improving using the books. I hadn't taken any practice tests as I had given those practice tests earlier and I remember the answers.

[@preppros]

What was your score breakdown across Math and Reading & Writing? How much time had you given yourself to prepare? What level questions were you up to in the book? Have you been tracking the questions that you missed and reviewing the chapters and questions that you missed on your first pass through the book? It's really important to be able to periodically take practice tests as it forces you to recall what you have learned across different chapters and content as you study. Oftentimes, a huge challenge for preparing for standardized tests is that you can master a topic but then forget it as you go and learn more content. If you let me know what questions you missed, I can recommend what chapters correspond to those topics to help you close the gap as much as possible before your test.

[@smrithi22]

@@preppros In my practice tests and previous SATs, my maths score always ranged from 710-780 and english score always ranged from 610-690. I had been preparing for past 3 weeks. I tried to solve all the questions in the book including the difficult ones. For maths I focused on solving questions from chapters that I usually get wrong (like graphs, parabolas, statistics and tricky questions in general) and for English I focused my preparation on reading section. I was able to solve more questions than I could earlier and I felt like I was improving. I took practice test 5 and 6 on the Bluebook app yesterday and my scores were much lower than I expected, even though I got higher scores on practice tests I had done earlier with the same amount of correct answers. Also Mike, what do you anticipate about the difficulty level of reading and writing section in May SAT?

[@preppros]

Okay, that's definitely a bit odd that you get much lower scores on tests 5 & 6 while getting the same number of questions correct. Most likely that means you missed more easy questions which cost you more points. It's possible that you just made more "silly" mistakes since it sounds like you felt more confident solving more questions. I'd recommend spending these last two days reviewing your mistakes across all of the practice tests, identifying exactly why you made them and what you need to do to avoid them on test day. Additionally, if you noticed any mistakes are from areas that you are not confident in, review those corresponding chapters and do some additional practice. I anticipate that it will be similar to march and similar to the difficulty of practice tests 5 & 6.

[@akshudhawnya8048]

Is it possible to clear SAT in 1 months ?

[@preppros]

I would recommend to spend at least 2 months preparing for the test!

[@farukhseyar2253]

i got all of them correct

[@jeerrriii5354]

do u want a medal bro 💀

[@theyluvtori.]

@@jeerrriii5354 rightt😭😭

[@andrewhuang7841]

hi mike can you tell me how the test is graded??? i took 2 practice tests today (practice test 5 and practice test 4) and when the results came in it said that i got a 730 in the english section of practice test 5 and a 750 in the english section of practice test 4 even though i got the same number of answers wrong in both of them??? and in the math section i got 780 in practice test 5 while i got a 790 in practice test 4 even though i got 4 answers wrong in the math section of practice test 4 and 3 answers wrong in the math section of practice test 5??

[@preppros]

Hi Andrew, It's a very complex process. The scoring methodology being used is called Item Response Theory. Simplistically, questions have different weights to them based on their difficulty, which means the exact number of questions that you miss test to test is not as important as the difficulty of the questions that you miss. Students could miss the exact same number of questions but a student who misses many easy questions will have a score far lower than a student who misses an equal number of hard or very hard questions. Hope this makes sense without getting too into the details!

[@andrewhuang7841]

@@preppros wait so the module 2 questions count as hard questions?

[@andrewhuang7841]

@@preppros hey mike what did you think of the may SAT?

[@tahahamada2356]

Do you think the difficulty is gonna vary from last test?

[@preppros]

No, I anticipate that it will be similar. It seemed like there were about 5 versions administered in March and each had pretty similar difficulty. I think you’ll see the same on the May test.

[@Aim9L-cm5wx]

As an igcse student I find this level of math as a joke it’s so easy

[@mrchill3350]

No one cares lol

[@josephj1n]

would u perhaps like a cookie?

[@jeerrriii5354]

u want a trophy or smth?

[@chakhovbilly]

Ok now go and get your 800 math if it’s so easy for you

[@hellelite4244]

as a jee mains 98%iler i respect every exam