SAT Khan Academy Solving Systems of Linear Equations

Watch me solve Systems of Linear Equations from the SAT Math section from Khan Academy. Tune in to gain clarity on these tough problems!

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[koji]

wow. Your videos are the main reason why I understand most of the SAT math topics. Tysm!!!

[amandasosa]

you are the best. i feel like i finally understand! which is a big deal for me, since math is my worst subject

[bensonchen]

cramming for SAT came upon this video and THANK YOU 🙏

[prakharpare]

You are the Best! You helped me a lot .

[mantashahbawany]

How long did it take you to study and know all this ? I mean I’ve never seen someone so smart like you and your videos helps a lot while I’m doing khan academy..honestly you’re a genius...

[faizan]

Are you going to cover all topics for SAT Math?

[abdiazizmadaale]

Thank you so much pro
You helped me...

[leandropatrick]

im a bit confused... When the slope are different from each other it can be any number, therefore infinity solutions. but when there are equal it also can have infinity solutions?

[joyfalkinburg]

so khan academy really hasnt changed their questions in 3 years lol

[nataliaa]

For problem 1 would there be infinitely amount of solutions if both equations had the same slope but different y- intercepts?

[layancharabi]

Correct me if im wrong in the 1st question what u mean is that no matter what value we multiply the first equation with we cannot 5/3 as a result for the slope ?? please give further explanation if possible becuz i kind off didnot understand why cannot we do that

[-karter-]

Bro they expect us to grind out problems like this is a minute flat 😭

[emilyaleman]

in problem 4 why did you multiply everything by 75?

[shafaqkhan]

In problem 5 how did you know that we should divide them with 0.34? I mean how an ordinary student like me can get that!!

[mantashahbawany]

For 10:21 why didn’t you put the other 1/3 ???

[lanemcnally]

when you do these problems you just do it and don't explain what you are supposed to do and when