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On page148, what does it mean when question 3 states,”[i]f r(x) is divisible by x?” Is this mentioned else where in the book?
August 6, 2020How do you know the shaded circle are 3/4 of the entire circle on page 271 question 4
August 5, 2020How do you know the shaded circle are 3/4 of the entire circle on page 271 question 4
How does the arc length equal the radian measure of angle AOB ? (question 2 on page 271)
August 5, 2020How does the arc length equal the radian measure of angle AOB ? (question 2 on page 271)
For question 5 on page 242(Angles, Triangle and Polygons)…
August 3, 2020For question 5 on page 242(Angles, Triangle and Polygons), could you explain why the triangle was put into 60,30,90 right triangle and how you came up with b/2 *square root of 3 as the height?
if y is inversely proportional to x and y = 41 when x = 10, what is the value of y when x =7?
July 28, 2020if y is inversely proportional to x and y = 41 when x = 10, what is the value of y when x =7?
Could you further explain your explanation of Practice Question #4 in PWN the SAT Math Guide “Polynomials” chapter (p. 148).
July 28, 2020Could you further explain your explanation of Practice Question #4 in PWN the SAT Math Guide “Polynomials” chapter (p. 148). In your long division confirmation of the answer (explanation p. 326), how do you know to divide by 9x + 1?
if f(2x+3)=4x-7 for all values of x, for what value of t is f(t)=1
July 25, 2020if f(2x+3)=4x-7 for all values of x, for what value of t is f(t)=1
For #2 on the functions chapter, could you have just added 1 to each side to get f(x) by itself?
July 17, 2020For #2 on the functions chapter, could you have just added 1 to each side to get f(x) by itself?
f(x-1)= x+1–>f(x)=x+2
I’m having trouble wrapping my head around your previous explanations and wanted to confirm that this method works.