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I wonder that as well. We will see how the year goes.

That is AMAING. Well done!

I am so happy to hear it.

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Happy to help

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Calculate the probability of not having a summer job for each age group by dividing the target group by the entire group (69/89 for ages 14-15 for example). Then divide again to find the ratio of these probabilities to determine how many times more likely it is for the 14-15 age group to not have a summer job compared to the 16-17 age group. Doe that make sense? Let me know what you get.

Sounds like you have well-developed skills. Desmos can be extremely helpful for many students, but it’s great that you have a quick method that works for you!

Sorry for the late reply. Hope things went well. I would recommend pacing yourself by answering easy questions first. Also, practice under test conditions (like a time or even full practice exam) at least once a week if you have time.

@@RevolutionPrep it went pretty great, my math section expected marks are 780(minimum) But I’m not sure about english. I hope it will be above 500. I’ll share my score when it comes because you actually helped me with many grammar topics And about time, i was able to complete whole paper in 25 mins max leaving 5-7 min for cross checking and solving left problems.

I'm glad to hear it! That's a seriously competitive math score. Keep Rev Prep in the loop!

Sounds like you have a well-trained "grammar ear"

No problem

Right you are! I will make sure to mention that route on the next one.

@@RevolutionPrep Thanks 😀

Glad to hear that!

It is missing the comma. Two independent clauses separated by a coordinating conjunctions require a comma as well.

no its not possible

Sorry for the oversight-since this worked on the correct calculator from Desmos.com, I assumed it worked on Bluebook as well, but it looks like pasting is not an option after all.

I'm pretty sure D doesn't work because of how the quote starts "whoever you are". That makes it seem that Whitman doesn't understand the reader, which isn't what the question is looking for. I hope that helps.

"Understanding" the reader comes down to knowing about us-not necessarily worrying about us. It IS a hard question for sure. I think all the poetry is a challenge.

Good observation!

Sorry for the late response-hope it went well for you!

Thanks! There's nothing faster that I have found available on Desmos. If it's not in standard form, I recommend just grabbing two points off the graph and doing good ol y2-y1/x2-x1.

@@RevolutionPrep thank you

I am so glad to hear that. I am assuming you took the exam on Saturday? Hope it went well for you.

@@RevolutionPrep almost all of the techniques you mentioned helped me during the test seriously. English is not my main language and I've only had 1 week to prepare for the test so you helped me al lot, also that perpendicular line question was on the test i also learned from you. I really appreciate ❤

No problem 😊

Glad to hear it!

Right???? The first question was the most brainless thing I’ve ever seen. I got 1490 on my SAT on my first try lol I’m aiming for 1550. As a Brazilian student, this was the easiest test I’ve ever seen

their verbal section is pretty hard It's a pity that there is no google translator as they gave us desmos on the math section 😂 desmos would have a girlfriend

@@robertharris1277 nah bruh it’s so basic😭

@@robertharris1277 only thing that’s slightly hard is knowing where to put semicolons lol

@filipeoliveira7001 are you joking? Grammar is the easiest part of verbal

Glad it helped!

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Sure-so 4/3 was the ratio to go from small to big, but 3/4 was to go from big to small. Since our unknown was a small triangle side, we went with 3/4 to scale down.

A "basics" video is a great idea. Anything in particular you're having trouble with?

@@RevolutionPrep I'm having trouble with craft and structure questions on the SAT, a video with that in it would be great, along with questions about systems of equations

The "Long Study" video has a whole section on craft and structure that you might find useful.

Definitely-we actually have one planned for late next month.

We will certainly do our best! Are you taking any additional exams after the one coming up in June?

We won't be getting another English-focused video out until after the June SAT, but I do hope that long study video was helpful!

That's a very competitive score, so I hope you're proud!

@@RevolutionPrep thanks. ill be sure to watch lots of your SAT prep videos to study for the June SAT

I will certainly keep them hidden for future videos; thanks for pointing that out.

Certainly-I could put together a dedicated video for that type of question leading up to the August exam. In the meantime, the "Long Study" video has a section on those if you haven't checked it out yet.

Glad it helped! I'll make note for future videos. Did you already work through those ones on the other video" czcams.com/video/eUqYUJihrnE/video.html

You bet!

We've got a Desmos video coming out next week that will cover some of that stuff; I'll definitely make note for future videos as well.

It's good you're prepping early!

Thanks!

Nice work in English! Were you able to use the Desmos slider for those constant questions?

@@RevolutionPrep I honestly didn’t even try to solve them. I had like 3 minutes left and 4 questions still blank so I just guessed on them

Fair enough. I will be making a "save time on the math section" video coming up here.

From what I know, it gives you an easier second module if you answered well enough.

@@airlot1469 i mean the second module was much harder than expected

These types of tricks can show up up in either module. The specific ones I chose happen to exemplify the tricks well. Avoiding hasty mistakes can certainly help you get up to 700-as long as you also know the material.

Thanks for your comment. I’ve rechecked the calculations and also confirmed with the College Board answer key that the correct answer is indeed -28.

You got this! Just remember that you’ve done the work and you know the strategies. You’re allowed to be confident.

I wish you luck. Make sure to pack everything tonight-one less thing to think about tomorrow. You got this!

@@RevolutionPrep I just came back from the test, it was a bit hard, but I managed to answer all of the questions

Nice!

Very cool insight! I’m sure many students will benefit from this strategy when it fits. I’ll pin your comment to make sure it gets noticed. Here’s hoping this video reaches tons of viewers so more students can take advantage of your tip!

They are actually from both.