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Gamify SAT
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2 likes • 3h
Module 2 reading was pretty bad, probably got like 6-8 questions wrong. Also I don’t know if it was just me, but the module 1 reading vocab questions were harder than the module 2 ones ngl 😭🙏. Math was pretty easy, first module I had like 15 minutes left lol, second module I just ran out of time at the end, so I had to guess 2
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List regression isn't working
Do any of you guys know why list regression is just giving random numbers here? It seems like it would be a pretty simple solution, but I don't know why it just can't do it. I'm just kinda worried this is going to happen tmr, so do you guys know any way to like fix this or not have Desmos mess up my answers for some reason?
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idk what to practice
Last time i took the sat i got 1420 with around 700 in both reading and math. is there any last minute things that are worth studying that can bring my score up? im aiming for a 1500 but my test is tomorrow lol
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I'm in the same boat right now (1460 practice test 7 with 710 reading and 750 math, aiming for 1500+ tmr) and I've just been practicing my passage/vocab for reading and geometry/PSDA for math.
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SAT pending...
i can't believe its tomorrow i don't have a clue on what to do. why did i choose to spend my time like this instead of take practice tests is beyond me. 😭 but anyway what are some niche sat topics we should maybe know about for example, there were inscribed angles on the june sat and i forgot about those (so i'd consider this a "niche" topic too, as i haven't seen so many questions with them) and got it miserably wrong lmao and good luck to everyone also taking the exam tomorrow!
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Something I actually found out today from a september SAT prediction video is that, when a question talks about polynomial divison but only gives you the linear factor thats dividing and the remainder and asks you what point the function crosses through, you can say that the point is (x,y) where is x is the factor and the y is the remainder. This probably doesn't make any sense lol, but you can search up "Polynomial Remainder Theorem" on google.
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@Alan P Geometry questions are easy...right?! 😭🙏
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