SAT Math - Difficult Exponents Question

SAT Math - Difficult Exponents Question

[chessandmathguy]

Or you could just notice that B is the only option where the outside number is larger then the inside number.

[Tarento]

Might be easier to have the student convert each choice to power form. A, c, and d fails because the numerator is larger than the denominator, so they won't reduce to 11 over 12.

[karthikv]

It can be written as a ^132/144 which is equals a^11/12

[anuragC]

If there are indians in the comments, let us keep the peace, this question isnt meant for us

[george]

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[AlboonS-zysu]

You could always plug in a number for a and see which option is equal.

[TheShatOn]

I just put (a) as 3, and use the guess technique to determine which one is closest to (3)^11/12. If you know Exacly how to solve it, do it, but sometimes old ways are best 😂

[TheArnoldification]

indians try not fellating themselves in yt comments over solving an algebra 1 problem challenge (impossible)

[realleglesslizard]

if these are sat math questions that are difficult, i'm einstein

[Moinkei-wkzw]

Dang a 3rd grade question on the SAT is crazy... They should be asking calculus 3 questions ngl

[anishjadhav]

Now could you explain passages from verbal section

[Riptide]

I just looked at this problem for 3 seconds and got the answer no work needed

[chasehartmann]

Is SAT math always this easy? Power/Index…

[StephenComerford-go]

we multiple by 1, so it will stay the same, we will just have a larger number!!! (I know what he meant, but still found this funny)

[divyanshujha]

DIFFICULT!!! nah nah nah, this is easier than easy bro.

[iamhotspurs]

We do this in math two and this is one of the easier problems how is this a difficult sat question

[ebrahimjamshid]

no word of a lie an A star gcse student could do this

[dallintaggart]

Put a number in your calculator and plug and chug. No thinking needed.

[marwasamy]

Solving easy SAT questions doesn't make you smart YouTuber

[jebril]

God even the commentator is dumb obviously the correct answer is D you just have to align the diagnols and you can see the pattern right there that's why you get 132 under the square root and not the other way, basic!