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Bluebook practice tests
so, i wanted to ask whether bluebook practice tests are good reflective of what is going to appear on the real sat, or they are way too easy?(like if someone gets 1550 on bluebook practice test, how much approximately would he get on real sat)
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RIP Oliver Tree
Oliver Tree show was amazing. Definitely worth cancelling the stream lol What did I miss?
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@Jason Parton does lalith stream regarding sat questions freely
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Anyone from Lahore, Pakistan
Is there anyone here who have taken sat in lahore, pakistan or are planning to do so?
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Nonlinear questions
Usually im pretty decent with non linear questions but when it comes to big word problems i get confused.. or maybe its because i hate physics lol. Anyways, any tips how to break down word problems and also how to solve this?
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Answer is B, ig
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@Sarah Chan object A has kinetic energy of 2x^2, right.And kinetic energy of object B is 2v^2 which is 72x greater than object A's kinetic energy(2x^2), so kinetic energy of object B is 2x^2+72x.Then 2v^2=2x^2+72x v^2=x^2+36x v=sqrt(x^2+36x) speed of the object B is, thus, sqrt(x^2+36x) Now, momentum of object A is 4x So, the ration of speed of object B to the momentum of object A is (sqrt(x^2+36x))/4x, which is in option B.
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