Digital SAT Test 5 Explained By A Perfect Scorer

[@preppros]

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[@not.torrey8801]

for question 18 you can also just put tan 92pi/3 on desmos. It will give u a number with lots of decimals and just convert all the answer choices to desmos and see what matches.

[@preppros]

Yup! That’s a great way to solve it

[@immaculatechidera8727]

​@@preppros I converted from radians to degrees and reduced using Trigonometry All-Sin-Tan-Cos table, and I got the correct answer too. That's one thing I like about Maths, various paths can lead to the same answer.

[@walkercresswell1721]

For question 21 you could just make the area of the smaller square x and the larger one 9x and have 10x=4640. Then, x=464, multiply that by 9 and you get 4176

[@AliIsmayilov-dl2zp]

Hello, there's actually a much quicker way to solve question 20 module 2 maths. You can find the distance between the central point and point A which gives us AC; An since the radius is the same we can take the triangle as a 45 45 triangle which makes AC and CB the same. And since its a 90 degree angle and we already know 2 sides, we can just do the pyhtagoras ( sorry if I spelt that wrong) and find AB.

[@michaellarionov9875]

How would you find distance between central point and Point A?

[@xperty5306]

@@michaellarionov9875 distance formula

[@michaellarionov9875]

@@xperty5306 ah ok thank you

[@yassomsd9978]

Why is there a comma for questin 18 before in part?

[@Steve-vj5bh]

Hi, great video! Was just wondering whether you recommend to go straight to the writing questions on module 2 for verbal or to go in order of the questions provided and if you have a reason for what you prefer.

[@payamezzati9327]

hello, how would you compare the first 4 bluebook test with these new ones?

[@preppros]

Test 4, 5, and 6 are the best representation of the difficulty that I would aim to prepare for on test day. Test 6 is the most difficult. Test 1 is quite a bit easier than the other tests. 2 & 3 are good practice but the second math module still is a bit too easy compared to what you can expect on test day.

[@payamezzati9327]

@@preppros hello, thank you for the answer, tough I want to ask where can i find questions as hard as the last questions in the module 2 math. There is a educator test book in colleage board site, would you reccomend that?

[@xperty5306]

@@preppros I think test 5 is the hardest, test 6 in my opinion was easier

[@gndora_yt]

Wow, thank you so much! this video was so useful

[@elf7197]

Hey, I bought the book but it doesn't have any answer explanations"??

[@preppros]

Hi, yes the book has the answer key but it does not come with answer explanations. Many of the questions are far too complicated for the vast majority of students to understand with written explanations alone, so I spent 8 months filming in depth explanations to all of the 1,500 questions and also filmed hundreds of alternate desmos explanations to any question that can be solved with desmos. Learning how to use desmos properly for many questions is incredibly important to improving your math score. Our goal was to provide the same level of understanding that students would get by working with me one on one through every question in the book but for a far more affordable price ($19.99 a month). Information for how to sign up for those is in the front of the book. If that is something that you cannot afford or did not realize the book did not come with explanations, please send me an email at [e-mail] and I'll set up something special up for you.

[@elf7197]

@@preppros thank you for your response. I just sent you an email. Regards

[@oradora8768]

Can you explain math section 1 11th question more specifically please🙏🙏

[@ismechriss]

the easiest way is to whip out desmos and type exactly that into it. It gives you to x-intercepts. Choose one and you're good

[@earthtomuffy]

can you further explain S2M2 question 14?

[@boss_exe.99]

Why not for ACT 😢

[@vamos234]

Why is my English module 2 not same as yours

[@preppros]

Hi, you must have gotten the second easier module of English

[@mariaukr7]

​@@prepprosdoes it happen on bluebook practice tests?

[@Lipassa.lalo77]

can somebody explain 18th question in module one

[@kp4339-h1z]

you gotta help me understand what the hell you did for math module 2, question 10. I did not know desmos could do that??? can you help explain what u did?

[@preppros]

A bit tricky to explain over text, but I'll do my best. Let's say you have a line with a slope of 3 that passes through the point (4, 6). Without using point slope form, you can solve by writing your known parts of the y=mx+b as y=3x+b. Then you can solve for b by plugging in 4 for x and 6 for y. I'm just using the regression tool to get desmos to do the same by inputting the slope into y1~mx1+b. Hope that makes sense! If you look back at question #10 in the first math module, you'll see me use the regression tool to solve for the whole equation of the line given two points.

[@kp4339-h1z]

@@preppros Thank you so much! Much appreciated. Do you by chance to tutoring?

[@preppros]

Yes, I do. If interested, you can see the hourly rate and fill out a form here www.preppros.io/private-tutoring

[@rimaayoub2622]

How do you get tilde?

[@talhaw.4898]

Press shift and then look at the top left of your keyboard and look for the squiggly line below the escape key

[@mariaukr7]

What's that?

[@Khushi-q5m6f]

i am not good in first questions where it ask about logical words .. any tips for that

[@preppros]

Hi, are you struggling because you are unfamiliar with the vocabulary words that are presented in the answer choices or do you struggle to identify the evidence in the text that clues you into what word should be selected?

[@ars44l]

@@preppros im unfamiliar with the words

[@aaaaaaaaaa_n_n]

thank you!!

[@akk_079]

1:11:59

[@rose-lh4tl]

Why would #16 at 16:15 not be A? I would think that the it's with the apostrophe shows ownership in regards to the soundtrack?

[@DhruvMB.]

The apostrophe in "it's" means "it is," while the apostrophe in "its" shows possession. For example, "It's raining" means "it is raining," while "its his" means "the object represented by it is in his possession." For some words there is a special rule, you can google it.

[@kristianbenson3689]

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