Deep Dive – Potential Combination Graphs
This question type and its associated concept has become even more common on the SAT, but—more importantly—it has finally crossed over to the ACT Math section as well. Thus, everybody needs to see it!
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Below is a link to the passage that corresponds to this video: View PDF: Try it before you watch: [ld_quiz quiz_id=”21974″]
Fractions, Ratios, Portions, Circles, and Bears—Oh My!
As the title suggests, this video is about ratios, proportions, circles, fractions, etc. Though there are mainly ACT problems utilized in the presentation, the concepts and question types are fair game for the SAT.
Fancy notation schemes and a bit of fancy history
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Appositive Commas Rush Job
Perfect scoring standardized test expert Josh Peters (that is, I) took a break from building new curriculum for our members to put some answers into a drill we had already built. To check out the exact page I was working on in the video, visit Appositive Commas. Though the video sticks to examples from the…
Science Variables, Circle Portions, and A10 E4 + E5
First 20 minutes: The “Experimental Paradigm”—or, in other words, variables: Independent, Dependent, and Controlled Circles as Portion Playgrounds Two FULL English passages A10-E3 (see below for materials to try yourself first) Hello from Mark’s daughter (@ 1 hour) in middle of English passage A10-E4 (see below for materials to try yourself) [ld_quiz quiz_id=”31626″] [ld_quiz quiz_id=”31643″]
Deep Dive – Circle Equation
This question type and its associated concept will necessarily show up on every single SAT and ACT Math section. Thus, everybody needs to see it! Check out more like this: Circle Equation
