picking numbers
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summary
the lesson introduces a strategic approach for solving sat math problems by picking numbers instead of relying solely on algebra, highlighting its efficiency in saving time and simplifying complex equations.
- introduces the concept of picking numbers as a time-saving strategy for solving algebra problems on the sat.
- demonstrates the process of selecting easy-to-work-with numbers to simplify and solve complex algebraic expressions.
- explains the advantages of picking numbers, including ease of understanding logical relationships and saving time, especially when algebraic manipulation is challenging.
- provides examples to illustrate how picking numbers can lead to the correct answer more efficiently than traditional algebraic methods.
- encourages practice with this technique to increase comfort and proficiency, ultimately improving test performance.
chapters
00:00
introduction to picking numbers
03:19
advantages of picking numbers
05:01
applying the strategy: simple equations