STUMPING a Superstar Tutor from YouTube! Can Huzefa trip up Laura Whitmore from Strategic Test Prep?

In this video, Huzefa chooses five SUPER HARD Digital SAT math problems to see if he can stump Laura Whitmore from Strategic Test Prep. As Laura solves these problems (with no preparation ahead of time), Huzefa and Laura provide super valuable lessons that you can use to nail an 800 on the math section of the Digital SAT! Will Huzefa be able to stump Laura? Watch to find out!!!
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00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:12 Question 1
00:02:46 Question 2
00:05:27 Question 3
00:08:16 Question 4
00:11:25 Question 5
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[@StrategicTestPrep]

hi Huzefa! I had the best time making this video with you! You're a rockstar😄 Let's do it again soon!

[@ScalarLearning]

For sure!!

[@ellaillustrates9350]

Fantastic!!!

[@desmondowusu4773]

Amazing video. I think working together shows us different approach to solving questions differently

[@desmondowusu4773]

This was so amazing to watch. Keep it up!

[@johndemartin1786]

0.36xˆ2 + . . . = a(4xˆ2 + . . .) means when you distribute “a” to 4 you must get 0.36 therefore a = 0.36 / 4. It’s a “difficult/complicated” distributive property/mult./division problem only because of the decimals. Not that it helps much but you could use the 0.63 & 7 or the 1.17 & 13

[@ScalarLearning]

Legend

[@elflonghand5056]

My 2 favorite sat youtubers

[@StrategicTestPrep]

🥰

[@TheSkillStash]

do we need to know unit circle for august digital SAT

[@user-nu1mc7hu1r]

For the 4th question the best way to do is set eqn. equal to each other
0.36x²+0.63x+1.17=a(4x²+7x+13)
0.36x²+0.63x+1.17=4ax²+7ax+13a
Compare;
O.36x²=4ax²
0.36=4a
0.36/4=a
a=0.09

[@mekidag]

exactlyyy

[@Reign321]

So helpful

[@ScalarLearning]

Glad it was helpful!

[@gregnixon1296]

02:40 “Going boop, like that.” Did you press enter or some other key?