Geometry Regents June 2023 (Questions 1-24) 

You win some, lose some. I am happy to hear that you are retaking the test in August. It builds a lot of character to fail, try again, and succeed. Learning math is more about the journey than a single test. Keep practicing each day, and you will get better! Which topics are most challenging for you?

@@vinteachesmath probably with the ones I have to give proof and Sin cos and tan sign☹️

@@kevinhernandez9872 heard that the state dropped the passing grade from a 65 to 50-64. this happendit in my school last year and this year

@@bieryguevara7076 I was able to get exempted but I feel that if I have a better grade on that test, it could be better for college status ☹️

@@bieryguevara7076 I’m from Long island

Just stay relaxed during the test and u can easily get 80 and above

me too

An 85 is very impressive! You cannot get an 85 on Geometry with just luck, you definitely know your stuff!

@@vinteachesmath yes maybe I got because of luck and my friends got higher then me. which is more impressive I guess.

I’ve gotten 88, the proof at the end with subtraction property messed me up a lot I think unfortunately

@@gibdud5362bro how do you guys get it but I don’t I mean I do but I think I’m going to fail. Please give me advice

@@seeyamshahabuddingive me advice how can I pass the regents. And does your average which is 80 percent and your final which is 20 percentage do they combine them???? All I need is a yes or a no.

You're welcome! I enjoy making these videos knowing that they are reaching so many people. I will keep making regents videos and doing livestreams before the regents exams!

www.nysmathregentsprep.com/uploads/6/2/3/2/62326735/v5_-_geometry_[common_core]_regents_review_sheet_-_facts_you_must_know_cold.pdf use this

This reference sheet gives a decent breakdown of what you need to know for transformations in geometry: www.nysmathregentsprep.com/uploads/6/2/3/2/62326735/v4_-_geometry_[common_core]_regents_review_sheet_-_facts_you_must_know_cold.pdf Otherwise, I will be doing a live stream for the geometry regents on Wednesday, August 16th.

Dilated lines are parallel, so the slope is the same for the new line. If we didn't change the y int, the image would be the same line that you started with. Technically, every point on the line is being dilated. But I choose to focus on thr y int because then it is easy to use y = mx + b to get the equation of the new line.

@@vinteachesmath ohh okay, thank you so much!

I am happy to hear that the video helped! Good luck tomorrow!

u think is gonna be the same regent test ?

I appreciate the comment! I hope your test goes well!

I am copying and pasting something I wrote to someone else the other day: Know all your definitions, formulas and theorems: www.nysmathregentsprep.com/uploads/6/2/3/2/62326735/v4_-_geometry_[common_core]_regents_review_sheet_-_facts_you_must_know_cold.pdf Geometry is very heavy on definition, formulas and theorems. You have a decent amount of time from now until August. I recommend you do a practice Regents (www.jmap.org/JMAP_REGENTS_EXAMS.htm), and see which questions you get wrong. If you are stuck on a specific topic, type the name of that topic + jmap in a google search. Do a worksheet covering just that topic. Then keep repeating that until test day! I like that you are taking this test even though you "don't need to". There is a gap between the minimum requirement to exit high school and the minimum requirement to do well in college! You taking on this challenge will make you ready for the next level! With a score of 60, you were right there!

@ryzedrxp5110 If you passed the Geometry Course, students that scored between a 50-64 can request for a waiver. That waiver (WG) will show on your transcript and it will count as passing. Which will meet the requirement for the diploma you want to go for (regular or advanced). You can retake this exam if you want to.

Glad it helped! Are you taking geometry this school year?

@@vinteachesmath Ya I am

@@vinteachesmathI got a question for the regents in nyc do they combine your average and your regents together???? All I need is a yes or a no please answer

they dont

Here is a breakdown of the test: Domains Percent of Test By Credit Congruence 27%-34% Similarity, Right Triangles, and Trigonometry 29%-37% Circles 2%-8% Expressing Geometric Properties with Equations 12%-18% Geometric Measurement & Dimensions 2%-8% Modeling with Geometry 8%-15% Here is a helpful formula sheet: www.nysmathregentsprep.com/uploads/6/2/3/2/62326735/v4_-_geometry_[common_core]_regents_review_sheet_-_facts_you_must_know_cold.pdf The regents follow the percents listed above pretty closely. The best way to prepare is to go through a regents, see which questions you get wrong. Practice those single topics, then try another regents!

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Prob similar NYS questions are never the same they might be the same concept but not the same yk

Different test! I hope the exam went well for you! Let me know how you do!

You plug ratios into cos^-1 ( ), cosine inverse when you are solving for angles. You plug angles into cos ( ) when you are solving for the missing side.

@@vinteachesmath thank you so much!

Welcome!

I am happy to help! Good luck tomorrow!

I hope you do good luck!!!

I hope the test went well! Let me know how you did when you get your score back!

It says right circular cone, which is the 1/3 of the volume of a right cylinder. If it was a cylinder, then you are correct!

@@vinteachesmath You are right! I am so sorry!! I don't know why I didn't see that :( The video is EXCELLENT

@xlwatcher8885 It happens! I've done that plenty of times!

Not sure! I know the waivers are on their way out!

Thats for the exemption. After the august regents the passing grade will be 65 again.

Every test is different! The same topics will be covered, but the questions will be different

Equation of a circle and completing the square. The algebra is tricky for that question. Make sure you are okay with the algebra before doing questions like that.

Here is a video on completing the square: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pe0P9DfBtS4.html

Yikes! I hope this video helps you prepare for Geometry! I will do a livestream the day before the January Regents; stop by if you are free!

I would take the test with no notes or distractions and time yourself. Then go through the answer key and see which ones you got wrong; you can also circle the ones that you weren't too sure about. Then I would watch the video and jump to the questions you got wrong or didn't understand. If you are getting the same type of question wrong - let's say solving log equations - then do a focused practice session on that single topic until you are strong Happy studying!

You can do it! You were so close! Which topic(s) were most challenging?

I failed with the same grade! I found the proof, circles and construction challenging. Also didn’t help that I didn’t remember the quadrilateral rules.

You passed. Go to “Appeal options for Regents Exams” that explains the safety net because of Covid and that u passed. The other site “Flexibility in the use of 2021-22 and 2022-23 Regents Examination scores” does the same.

​@@vinteachesmathhi sir im back again and happy to tell you that I got a 82% on my august regents 2023.

​@fuzzyblox5746 That's awesome news!!! Congrats 🎉🎉🎉 I hope your school year is going well.

Technically, a triangle has 3 vertices, so you are correct. But when we talk about an isosceles triangle, the vertex is the other angle that does not match the two congruent angles. It is one of those annoying nuances of math! Awesome work on the 84, there is no luck with a score like that! You know your geometry!

The units are different for area and volume. Area we measure in square feet and volume we measure in cubic feet. It's okay to have volume be numerically less than area. We need to find volume here since the bag of mulch is measured in cubic feet, the unit for volume.

Turn your paper sideways. For more clarity, if your heading is at the top of the page, after a 90-degree turn counterclockwise, the heading would be to the left.

That is the name of the game in math! While I am always after the most efficient, time-saving solution, the ultimate goal is to get the credit for the question.

I added 42+42 then subtracted that from 180 and got 96

It happens! It may not feel like it now, but one of the best life lessons you can learn is how to keep moving after you fail. One test does not define you! Are you retaking the Regents in August?

I got the exemption

@@vinteachesmath i decided to retake mine on august, i got a special applied but i want to do better

Same but i got a 45. Good luck

@@ghstfaceGood luck to you too🤞And thank you🙏

I hope the test went well!

Good luck tomorrow! You win some, you lose some. I am proud that you are getting back out there for a round two!

Good luck! I hope it goes well!

That is next in the queue! Under construction! 🛠

73 is solid! Knowing what you know now, what would you have done differently to prepare?

Valuable life lesson here! There is a lot to be gained by struggling through something like the geometry regents. I hope you are doing well with studying!

@@vinteachesmath Thank you.

You paid attention all year?! You did all your HW?!

It happens! Just keep practicing, math is more of a marathon than a sprint! Next year is your year!

@@vinteachesmath thank you for your help !! i’m going to retake it next week but i’m so nervous because my teachers were telling me that they make it harder in august 🥲

@@openarmsbyszafttravisscott did u pass the second time? also what did you get your first try?

i feel like am going to fail

Hang in there! Practice a little each day, and it will slowly make more sense. If the big picture is intimidating, learn topics one by one.