Can you help me with Question #29 in Practice Test 3, Section 4? I found the answer by subtracting multiples of 9 from 122 to find one that was divisible by 5. Is there a better way?
Could you please explain SAT Past paper 3, section 4, question 12?
Could you please explain SAT Past paper 3, section 4, question 12? I don’t really understand why the double root is considered a ‘distinct’ zero.
Thank you for your time!
Test 3 Section 4 #30
Test 3 Section 4 #30
Test 3 Section 4 #26
Test 3 Section 4 #26
Test 3 Section 4 #24
Test 3 Section 4 #24
official practice test 3 section 4 q.no.35 how to solve?
official practice test 3 section 4 q.no.35 how to solve?
Test 3 Section 4 #36
Test 3 Section 4 #36
Test 3 Section 4 #34
Test 3 Section 4 #34
how can you use plug-in for #13 on page 607?
how can you use plug-in for #13 on page 607?
Will you please answer question # 27, Test 3, section 4.
Will you please answer question # 27, Test 3, section 4. Is it possible to use real numbers in your example? Thanks!
Q#22, S#4, SAT Test#3
Q#22, S#4, SAT Test#3
Question #21, section #4, SAT test #3?
Question #21, section #4, SAT test #3?
Please explain question #8, section #4, SAT test #3! Thanks Mike!
Please explain question #8, section #4, SAT test #3! Thanks Mike!