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[@LesterOrie-mj6hq]

For no. 12 the vertex formula is -b/2a and the midpoint of the two points is 7/2. Put this equal to the formula resulting in b=7a. So, a + b is really a-7a which is -6a. From there, equal that to all the answer choices to see which one results in a being an integer greater than one which is -12. Also, for 16, I kept getting 6000000 (6 million percent) when making b either 100 or 1. Can you please explain that?

[@Avanikarekar]

omg ! I was so stuck with the second squared in question #6, clearly i forgot chemistry math which u def helped .Overall , this video is so helpful especially to see what I know so far instead of tryg to understand from tedious practice test explanations.

[@dsathackers]

happy to see that!

[@andrew-bruh]

in the last one i used regression and it didn't work, gave me wrong answer. why is that? can desmos give wrong answers?

[@fudgeidi3795]

please do the one for novmber

[@andrew-bruh]

can u explain q4 further? i really strugle with that concept. where do u recommend I study it?

[@dsathackers]

you can ask this in community to get a video solution. I can't send it here

[@celestinec9517]

@@dsathackers The community page is not loading. Browser states ERROR 403

[@dsathackers]

@@celestinec9517 link is in the description

[@andrew-bruh]

@@dsathackers i wrote a comment in the post of the video. thanks in advance.

[@StefanDabic32]

Thank you!

[@realpeenominal]

how high are the chances of these type of questions coming?

[@dsathackers]

These are some of the most important ones and are packed based on the previous exam patterns

[@Tala-y7q]

Really helpful video, thanks

[@bibekdhakal-tf3dr]

got all qsn right

[@cosmicguy4929]

can u find for o levels may june

[@dsathackers]

i'm only specialised in SAT. I can't give advice on that.

[@OlamideAlade-ur5mq]

I didn't take the August SAT but if what you predicted as you said in the other video really came out. I can't be more grateful man

[@dsathackers]

yes they were. Good luck in your next one

[@tanjidazad1755]

20:52, what'll happen to the mean if a data is added which is neither lower than the minimum data or higher than the maximum data?

[@dsathackers]

we can't know that, because we don't know the mean. If you add a data larger than mean the new mean will increase and vice versa...

[@satakshigupta-dd6kp]

wow man these questions seem brutal thank you! i will practice these now

[@minecraftruziboyev7178]

thanks for being your self

[@OlamideAlade-ur5mq]

Also for the first question. I've not seen any like it that you neccesarily have to read through the whole thing or calculate anything. There is only one option representing the marginal error

[@dsathackers]

how would we know the question asks for a margin of error without reading? :)

[@bilqeesakhtar3145]

Is there an essay section in digital sat exam?

[@ocardh]

no