Digital SAT Math August 2024 Two Additional Questions & August/October 2024 Alternate Solutions

This video features full solutions & explanations to 2 additional questions from the August 2024 Digital SAT US test, sourced from Reddit, in addition to alternate explanations for 10 problems from both the August & October 2024 Digital SAT tests.

To see the original problems, click the link below:

0:00 Introduction
0:29 Background Information
1:17 August 2024 New Problems
10:18 August 2024 Part 1 Question 7
12:55 August 2024 Part 1 Question 9
18:23 August 2024 Part 2 Question 4
21:08 August 2024 Part 2 Question 5
23:35 August 2024 Part 3 Question 3
27:39 August 2024 Part 3 Question 6
30:09 October 2024 Part 1 Question 4
31:43 October 2024 Part 3 Question 1
33:25 October 2024 Part 3 Question 8
35:32 October 2024 Part 3 Question 10

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ACT Resources
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[hki_komori]

for question 9 we can use the formula of the height of an equilateral triangle= √3/2*a=height of the triangle, so in this case √3/2*a=44, we move 2 to the other side it becomes a√3=88, then we get a=88/√3, rationalizing, 88√3/3, so when we multiply by three the denominator cancels out and we get 88√3

[aera]

Hi!!! I've been constantly following your videos since august and so far they helped me a lot!! Looking forward to the november ones :)

[huz.]

PLEASE MAKE AN OVERALL DESMOS GUIDE FOR ALL TYPES OF QUESTIONS

[tinyralph]

can you make one for the november sat one please i need to practice for december

[carolineguimaraes]

why do you need to put f(1) first? can it be any number? for question 7! thanks btww your videos very helpful

[carolineguimaraes]

why dosent X also work with question number 8? why does it need to be another variable like s?