Solving SAT Khan Academy Practice Test 4 (Calculator) Math Section

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[GogocraftFR]

Thank you for your efforts, however, I don't understand something.
Why rushing for time ? Most of us here already did the practice test just before watching this video to get the explanations. I would rather have a long explanation helping me understand better each questions.

We know it's doable in 55 minutes.

[sallydurant]

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[cookie]

For #25, I set x=1. 2x+3 would then become 5. F(x) would become 12 and g(x) would become 6. p(x)=f(x)+3g(x) is the only equation that is divisible by 5 because 12+3(3) equals 30. 30/5 equals 6. Is this method correct?

[beautybylauren]

great video!!! your channel is helping a lot!

[beyondlimits]

For #35 how come you didn’t multiply 1.5v by 1/2 as it shows in the equation?

[anthonyromano]

Also, could you explain how you did 35 because it asks for the ratio of the dynamic pressure and arent you using the ratio of the velocities?

[anthonyromano]

for question 36, could you use the s=rtheta formula?

[colinchen]

Questions is kind of small, could not see clearly.