Score Higher on the SAT Math: 7 Problems You MUST get right!

These 7 SAT problems are a must get if you want to score above the 90th percentile. Watch the video, pause it when I present a new problem, then try it yourself. Then watch my explanation to see how you did.

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you could solve most of these questions with easier methods. for example in 10:27, ignore the (37)^(1/2) and solve for the third side. You'll get 26 easily. now 26 x 37^(1/2) is the length. this question can be solved in 5-15 seconds in 8:38, just assume x-2 = u. by adding the equations we get 2u = 559, and we need to find 6u, which is 559 x 3. this qstn would take 30 seconds max. speed is really important in the SAT