Digital SAT Math August 2024 10 Questions (Part 3)-Full Solutions & Explanations

0:00 Introduction
0:22 Background Information
1:16 Problems 1-3
18:18 Problems 4-6
29:28 Problems 7-9
35:10 Problem 10

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[patrisherlQI_]

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[Dan-Karl]

College Board need to chill with those questions

[RisetotheEquation]

Alternative approach to Question 3: (1) Type a=23, (2) Type a/p + a/r + a/s with p=2, r=3, s=4 (note the value is 24.916...), (3) Type q=a/24.916...which gives q=0.923..., the value you need to match assuming it's multiple choice. Then test each answer followed by 'with p=2, r=3, s=4' and whichever matches the q value (0.923...) is the answer. I just prefer 'with' over sliders because it's faster and consumes fewer lines in desmos.

[RisetotheEquation]

For number 6, I would just type tan x = sqrt(3)/3 in desmos, making sure we're in radian mode, then just type each option as x = option and see if it overlaps one of the existing solutions. Only I and II overlap. That took 15 seconds. Essentially the same as what you did, so we're good :)

[movieworld]

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[JuniorEpiphany]

For question one, you can eliminate I and II since it says a<x<b, so that means r can't be less than a or greater than b. The only answer which could then be true is III

[RisetotheEquation]

For number 2 just stick the equation into desmos and do a regression: 6x1 - 620 + 3(180 - (6x1 - 620)) ~ -12x1 + w, and w=1780.

[paulb]

are these just from module 2? man these were stepped up a notch!

[WongelZeleke]

OH MY! I had the exact question 7 on my August test!!!

[RachelZiyys]

Great questions, however number 1 seemed a little tricky for the SAT.

[srishtidas]

Are these the actual questions from the august sat 2024, or just similar ones to them ?

[-ash-]

for problem 3, for the final answer, cant we take 23 common and cut it out? then we'll be left with prs/rs+ps+pr

[movieworld]

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