Thank you so much! I just took the Practice #5 test and noticed the silly mistakes I made that could've gotten me a 700+ in the math section. Can't wait to do and then watch your Practice test #6 video!
Thank you Chriss! So glad to hear the videos are helping. Definitely let me know how you do by stopping by the Community Tab on Score Release Day: www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community Best of luck!
amazing video sir, thanks alot i’m aiming for june SAT and this has already taught me alot of stuff for maths section, much prayers for you keep up the good work you’re absolutely doing amazing idk how to thank you! ❤
The #1 thing you can do to thank me is to stop by the Community Tab on Score Release Day and let me know how you did: www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/community Best of luck Gon!
The letters don't stand for anything. Standard form of a quadratic is: y = a x^2 + bx + c Reading the given equation it is clear that a = 2. c = y-intercept = -6 (from the graph) h = -b/(2a) is just an equation you need to know by heart. h = x-coord of the vertex The vertex in the graph (at the bottom) is: (-1 , -8) ... so h = -1 I hope this helps!
2:18:29 Thank you alot for this video, its been helping me extensively with my review! i did have a question here at the timestamp; where did you get those numbers (392, etc)? Did you multiply the numbers in the quadratic?
Hi! It seems like you don't understand the Discriminant. Please watch my video on it here: ru-vid.comIFRQUaiLuMs?feature=shared in answer choice A: a = 1 | b = 14 | c = -49 so b^2 -- 4ac = (14)^2 -- 4(1)(-49) = 392 You could type into Desmos like this and change the answer choices: www.desmos.com/calculator/3zypjljjay hope this helps!
@@Tutorllini ok thx. I heard the math on the last test (March 9th) was much harder than any pf the practice tests. Do you have any ideas on why that was the case and what I can do to prepare for situations like that on test day?
@@Shenandoah3863 You're welcome! I can't answer "why" because I have no idea if that is even true. Unfortunately, the official test questions were not released. Also, tutors are not allowed to take the DSAT. So, I have never seen the questions myself. The reason College Board slightly tweaks the questions over time is to keep the distribution of scores roughly the same (if they make it too predictable everyone would get 1500 and the score would be meaningless). Your question on how to prepare is way too broad for me to answer. But if you are looking for hard MATH questions, I have a playlist where each video comes with a free worksheet of very challenging problems available to download: ru-vid.com/group/PLf3ypEs9Kobgeg-L9V8Z8ZT7gdAYZfJlt I hope this helps!
When I open the test on bluebook, the module 1 is not the same as yours on video. And there is only module 2, it doesn’t have module 2 easier and module 2 harder. Please tell me clearly how to find this test on Bluebook.
I just tested it and when I opened SAT Practice Test 5 in the Bluebook App I did get the question regarding "A veterinarian...". Regarding your second question, it seems you don't understand how the test is structured. I recommend watching this video which explains it in detail: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2aiVO9FoGg4.html Best of luck!
@@notbrookem1 Great! Check out my Ottocento video to learn how to compute Percent Increase and Decrease multipliers: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-E9sAOPfGKsM.html You can also use my 5 SHORTS on percents (just go here and scroll down): www.youtube.com/@Tutorllini/shorts Let me know if this helps!
