October 2024 SAT Predictions: THIS is Tested on EVERY SAT (100% chance)

THIS Is Tested on EVERY SAT (100% chance)

Darren reviews an advanced SAT math question seen on Module 2 Math. This question deals with coordinate points/tables, and then creating an equation or analyzing characteristics - this is a skill & problem YOU will 100% see on the next SAT Exam! Knowing how to apply problem-solving skills as demonstrated in this video will help you on any SAT test you take: August SAT Math, October SAT Math, December SAT Math, March SAT Math, May SAT Math, or June SAT Math!

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[as]

The faster way to do this is to plug in the table they give you.

Your linear regression equation will be the g(x) equation they give you

y1 ~ (mx1 + b)/(x1 +3)
m = 4, b = 36

[Jake-ccie]

I think something like this was on the June SAT, and I didn't have a lot of time, so I picked C and moved on to 22

[triphu]

Will these promlems be in the 24 August test or just its concept

[nehirerol]

Hey there, I was just wondering if it’s ok to use the slope method? Like the change in Y/change in X gives slope and then creating the linear function for f(x). I tired calculating in that way but couldn't find a solution. Why my method didn't work?

[ovaishassan]

Hey there, was just wondering if it’s ok if I solve the questions normally instead of Desmos since I am more used to that

[royo]

Can I know why this symbol "~" is used rather than the equal sign, unlike "y=mx+b"? Also, why numbering y1 and mx1? Could you please tell me briefly?

Appreciate it!