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What is SAT?!
You're welcome. Feel free to ask for more info. Good luck for everything! :D- Anum96
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- Forum: SAT / IELTS / TOEFL
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What is SAT?!
SAT I includes reading writing and math. It has 10 secotions. 3 of each. 1 section is always experimental. It can be either reading writing or math. That section doesn't affect your score however, you can never know which one is it. Meaning you have give your best performance in each section...- Anum96
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Not just one. No matter how grateful we become, it will never be enough! :')
Not just one. No matter how grateful we become, it will never be enough! :')- Anum96
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What is SAT?!
Thats not a problem. You will have an option while registering, and everyyy country is listed there.- Anum96
- Post #6
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Idky, but I have an ever increasing reverence for your perceptions! (Y)
Idky, but I have an ever increasing reverence for your perceptions! (Y)- Anum96
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What is SAT?!
https://sat.collegeboard.org/ Refer to this site. It has all the information :)- Anum96
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Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Hahahaha! And I'm dumb enough to go through each one of them :p -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Its written (d/dx)(y^2) Its the same as dy^2/dx Which means differentiation of y^2 with respect to x And (d/dx)(f(x)) Is exactly the same as df(x)/dx which means differentiation of f(x) with respect to x I hope you get it. Should you require any more detail, feel free to ask me :D -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
Just remember one rule for implicit function. Whenever you differentiate y in any implicit function you have to write 'dy/dx' along with it. You can easily separate the like terms during the rest of the working. For e.g. You have 3(x^2) - (x^2)(y^3) Your differentiation will be So just... -
Mathematics: Post your doubts here!
dy/dx is not just the gradient. It means differentiation of y with respect to x. Du/dx means differentiation of u with respect to x. In chain rule you have a fraction. lets say 2x - 1 -------- 3x You usually assume numerator to be u and denominator to be v ( Its just the process of assigning... -
What is SAT?!
Are you planning to give SAT in january? Or after that?- Anum96
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- Forum: SAT / IELTS / TOEFL
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