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SAT: Mathematics Fractions on the SAT
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In this lesson our professor Charlotte Vilkus reacquaints students with the basics of fractions and goes over a few example problems
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Post by aimun amatul-hayee on February 25, 2015
are there any rules on where you put your parenthesies when you are solving problems with fractions
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Wed Apr 17, 2013 11:11 AM
Post by Rajendran Rajaram on March 12, 2013
hello charlotte,
I was just wondering if one could get a perfect score on the SAT math by just watching all of your video's. Does your course cover everything that is needed to ace the SAT.
thanks,
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Mon Mar 11, 2013 7:22 PM
Post by Magdy Mettias on March 9, 2013
do all sat mathematics tests allow you to use calculators?
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Last reply by: Jim Stinchcomb
Wed Jul 16, 2014 12:35 PM
Post by Karen Alkobi on January 20, 2013
For the last problem, is the reason the fraction can't be simplified the 7 being prime or the 31 being prime?