[December SAT Math] 5 Hardest SAT MATH Questions (2024)

In this video, I break down the 5 hardest SAT Math questions that you absolutely need to know before the December SAT 2024! Whether you’re aiming for a perfect score or just trying to boost your score, these questions will help you master key concepts and strategies that appear frequently on the SAT.

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00:00 Intro
00:21 Question 1
01:04 Question 2
02:38 crackd
03:06 Question 3
04:39 Question 4
06:39 Question 5

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[fjccommish]

6:37 Bad idea to round each value to a whole number first. That could lead to a wrong answer.

For example, 5.4 rounded to 5 and 5.4 rounded to 5 added = 5 + 5 = 10

However, 5.4 + 5.4 = 10.8, rounded to 11.

Round after the final calculation.

In this specific case rounding first didn't change the answer. But it could with other numbers.

On this, you can add another function on Desmos with the a, b, and c.

Then do f(-15)+f(-4)

[Arpy-ut]

my DSAT exam is on 7th December. Thank you so much for such a helpful video.

[Andrew-Tsegaye]

For the first question or like always use this trick

Make r = 0 or 1 and then substitute that point to each equation and make sure it satisfies both cuz they are same line.

[Iguana-Marina]

i didn't understand the explanation of the process for the second question but the rest i did understand. i rate this video 4/5 stars thank you

[davidzevada]

Good video. I took the SAT and got 760 math, only recommendation is explaining more common less difficult questions because these questions are super obscure and have a next to nothing chance of showing up on the real test.

[ammabadboy]

I was STRUGGLING so hard at Question 2 THANK YOU I hope this is my last time taking SAT

[Prem-puw]

I like the youtubers who use a little humor while you.

[saintchrist]

Very helpful video ❤. I need more of these

[akshaya_janga]

0:38 woahh can we actually use a digital graph in the exam?

[ayushaprasai]

pleaseee solve the question 3 manually- without using desmos

[Fraxx-o]

Can you make video about using desmos i couldn't get no 4

[Repak_]

Please make another one of these I NEED a 1500+

1440 rn btw

[AizhanSpatay-rmdp]

There are actually two ways to solve the first problem. You need to plug in x and y, and if I plug in r as y and isolate x - I get x to see if it is the answer meaning if they match they lie on the infite number of solutions. The second doesn't really matther much, but when you write you should include all numbers like 20/3= -p/3 + 8 + 0. The third is to show how to find greatest common factor, don't just say 6. As a student, when I'll be solving these questions I'll get stuck by dividing all the numbers to get 6. Just show desmos gcf(54, 216, 210) = 6.

[Arseniy-hq]

pls do the 2nd part! this one was extremely helpful

[chaitanyarathi]

how did u find the zeroe for 2x^2 - 16x + 6p
using -b/a = 8? ive never seen that formula in my curriculum, is it widely used in America or sm shit?

[nizarka]

Can we solve question 4 without using desmos?

[дзетафункцияримана]

I wish our ЕНТ (UNT) math in Kazakhstan to be like SAT
Aside from Calculus ЕНТ is still has harder questions at the same topics, while Desmos is abandoned

[maxquidity]

Can someone explain the factoring on Q3?

[jesseryam]

What if in question 2, the first part of the equation (3x+p) was not there, therfore leading to 20/3 = 8.

[gauravshrestha]

where did you get these questions from?