Tomorrow is our FINAL math class before the August SAT!! As promised, I will be answering SAT Math questions that have been submitted from all of you! If you would like me to answer one your questions in particular, please reply to this thread and submit the questions as an image in your response!! Please get them in ASAP so I can be ready to go tomorrow at 4 pm PST! Ideally I would like to have all of the questions submitted by tomorrow at 2 pm PST! See you all tomorrow at 4 pm PST!

Hey all, I was confused about this answer to one of the Practice Test 1 questions. The problem says that the systems of equations has no solution, but, with the given answer, the equations are the same. I tested the answer on Desmos, and I got an infinite number of solutions. The explanation says, "If this equation has no solution, the coefficients of y on each side of the equation, -16 and -2t, must be equal." I thought equations with no solutions had the same slope and different y-intercepts, though. Thanks!

Math Puzzle of the Day!! Post your answers in the thread. To see if you're correct, click here: https://youtu.be/aTneS4N9buY?si=UoAdCMxDo9QoqWiU

Watching the math replay and someone in the chat asked this question. (Guessing is now penalized.) How would the college board even know if you guess or not? I doubt this is true but curious to hear what others think.