SAT Math: Angle Problems

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[@natesamadhi33]

by far the best, most concise explanation of these

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i have the test coming up this saturday.I have learned a lot by watching your videos. Thanks,sir. We appreciate your efforts!

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Nobody has helped me so far with this, so thank you!!!

[@brianpark406]

For the last problem, after solving for the small angles on the isosceles triangle, 33 degrees, it'd probably be faster to solve for angle V using the given 31 degrees and then solve for the supplementary angles (angles that add up to 180 degrees). So: 180 - (31 + 33) = 116. Then x = 180 - 116 = 64 degrees. Then you don't have to waste time solving for all the other angles~

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glad it helped - good luck

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tbh i hated geometry until this video

[@ragedragon33]

very helpful ty. what books do u take those questions from?

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all the questions are from the practice tests from College Board - available on collegeboard.org

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thank you so much! very helpful. Kindly!!

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very helpful thank you

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Χρίστος Δημητριάδης I’m glad you found this helpful

[@pixally591]

i swear i do these videos and it’s the easiest problems ever, then i take the test and they’re 10 times harder

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did you take the real sat? :)

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3x

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34

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80

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100

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y=20 z=60

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20 degrees 40 degrees

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180-34= 146

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x=100

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146