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5 contributions to Digital SAT Math Prep Academy
19d •
College Board QOTD: Geometry & Trig - Easy
A rectangle has an area of 63 square meters and a length of 9 meters. What is the width, in meters, of the rectangle?
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Remember that you can find the formulas for area and volume on your reference sheet.
20d •
College Board QOTD: Advanced Math - Easy
How could you solve this equation using Desmos? What about without Desmos? Which method is more efficient for you?
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Did you know... Desmos is an equation solver!
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Did you notice... the question asks us to find *a* solution (rather than *the* solution). How many solutions are there in all? How do you know?
Apr 3 •
PP3: Algebra - Linear Equations in One Variable - Hard
If the equation below has infinitely many solutions, what is the value k? 🧮 How could you solve this problem with Desmos? How about without Desmos? Which do you prefer?
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Check out one way to get the solution here: https://www.loom.com/share/b16942f7d0bc44ef8216e776413376c9
Feb 2 •
PP2: Data Analysis - Percentages - Hard
Here's another one! The number a is 190% greater than the number b. The number b is 80% less than 24. What is the value of a? (Key Concept: What's the difference between 190% *of* a number and 190% *greater than* a number?)
Jan 22 •
PP1: Algebra - Linear Equations in One Variable - Hard
Try this one! In the given equation, s and r are constants, and s > 0. If the equation has infinitely many solutions, what is the value of s? Source: College Board SAT Question Bank
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How could we use regression in Desmos?
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Here's an explanation of the algebraic solution using "coefficient matching": https://www.loom.com/share/1590fc9c3e52498cb62dd72eaeb2308a
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