Question

I want to be able to 720 and + the math on the SAT, can you give me a problem that I can't do in about 1 minute? (No links, please)

Answer 1

first of all that's great..hmm let me see....

Let the function \(f\) be defined by \(f(x)=x^2+18\). If \(m\) is a positive number such that \(f(2m)=2f(m)\). What is the value of \(m\)?
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Solve that :P

Answer 2

Can you explain this one to me? (Anyone?)

Answer 3

HELP!

Answer 4

its an SAT question :P that's all that is given

Answer 5

Can you help me? I forgot how to do this?

Answer 6

well I guess here's a problem that ya can't do in 1 minute- mission accomplished ^_^
anyhow, just use the model of x; m is just a value within the function, this problem is basically just reasoning

Answer 7

I wasn't trying to brag, dude! I just need to be able to do all of the SAT problems....

Answer 8

lol nooo well here let me help you with this one. what is 18 divided by 2?

Answer 9

Really? Lets see huuuum!
9 right? I am really not sure
(...don't mock me please, this website is not for that)

Answer 10

don't overthink it :P no seriously, I'm not trying to! this problem has very complicated structure for sure! but the answer is pretty easy to come across to

Answer 11

and the square root of 9 is...

Answer 12

I am joking, .... although you do look like u are....

Answer 13

sorry >.<

Answer 14

but \(\sqrt{9}\) is ...

Answer 15

3
OK, dude! I said SAT "Problem" they don't ask that on the SAT!
Although they could ask
sq root of 9 +4, simplify, or something along these lines....

Answer 16

....and 3 is literally your answer!!! you just have to know what to plug in and whatnot, and after that its really simple operations

Answer 17

they DO ask these questions on the SAT! its problem number 18 , section 2 of the SAT. Page 891 in the official SAT guide. Need I say more? :P

Answer 18

OK you know that I could....
can you ask something harder, and explain how to do it, if I seem to be an able to do it?

Answer 19

unable... i meant

Answer 20

well that question I just asked was categorized as Super Hard in the book, its wording is meant to confuse you. That's the evils of the SAT . so uhm okay lets see.. In the figure below, the perimeter of the triangle is \(4+2\sqrt{2}\). what is the value of x?
Choices:
a.) 2
b.) 4
c.) \(\sqrt{2}\)
d.) \(2\sqrt{2}\)
e.) \(2+\sqrt{2}\)

Answer 21

45-45-90 triangle?

Answer 22

then 2

Answer 23

the brolem doesn't state it explicitly

Answer 24

*problem* but yes indeed......good job, and good assumption lol

Answer 25

x and x are equal and the perimiter is 4 plus 2 tims sq root of 2...

Answer 26

if you want i can share some more later, but right now I have to run, so seeya :P

Answer 27

Not assumtion, reading

Answer 28

More problems?