Smh to the people commenting "how do people find this hard?" I think the core audience of this channel is people who are mathematically inclined, forgetting that a lot of people, a lot of high schoolers, dont understand some fundamentals as well as other people. And this channel is here to help those people, not critique them. And to that, i say, how exciting
Well It also depends upon how seriously do you take studying. Like in India it is very rare that you can even survive without studying so they teach this to us in grade 6 and 7 (students are not even in highschool at that time) while in ur country it is quite simple to get a job without prior knowledge so studying is not a very serious topic for you. Also you guys focus on memory more that analysis. Like think of it, you have the general form of quadratic eqn and quadratic formula on the tip of your tongue, but do you know how did we deduce that formula from the general eqn
@@lordscottish69 It’s only going to be hard for those who don’t know basic math fundamentals. Even then it takes a knowledge of Algebra and fractions to do this. 2 of the most hated topics in Mathematics.
@@syndrac6254This is simple but there are many ways to do it and I often forget which methods they want to use for the equations (I’m studying Calculus I for fun)
Several high school students independently asked me about this exact topic over the last 4 weeks, I think once they saw an example, they got it pretty quickly. That's the reason I posted this, hoping to help other students.
Everyone in the comments are just being pretentious and ungrateful. I'm sure a bunch of people appreciated the video. It's very decent of you to think of the stressed out SAT students. Keep up the good work :)
@@seriouslysirius7683 I'm not even American and my country also has a bad education system. Why would the students get shamed when the system itself is the reason😢
@@seriouslysirius7683 Indonesia, I feel ashamed whenever I see people calling something easy and low grade school level. even though in my school it was taught in the later grades and I was called a genius in my backwater school
no. consider this: lets say we have 3/(3-4) doing this normally, we get -3. but if we cancel the threes, we instead get 1/-3. hopefully my math doesnt suck after not having used it for three years
@@superubergoober yeah, you can't simplify things if they're added or subtracted (in this case of course, not in general). for example if it was 3pi/3pi * 4, then yeah you could simplify it and get 1/4. but not on this case since this is subtraction
Solved it in 10 fking seconds but my indian ahh thought he will give an answer in whole number and answer i am getting is wrong !!! I should stop doubting myself so much i am 18 now and need to be more confident
It’s a standardized test used for college/university admissions, along with the ACT. Some schools are becoming test-optional, and some don’t even take it anymore. I think SAT used to stand for Scholastic Aptitude Test, but they stopped calling it that but kept the acronym as the name of the exam.
Several high school students independently asked me about this exact topic over the last 4 weeks, I think once they saw an example, they got it pretty quickly. That's the reason I posted this, hoping to help other people.
Good for those 9th grade Indians. Not sure what that has to do with this video though. Why act like a condescending dickhead? You didn't come out the womb knowing everything, did you?
