Tricks NO ONE told you for ACING math - Math champion + perfect scorer (ACT/SAT tips)

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If you were to recommend a math skill I should get good at before college, what would it be?

I learnt this in 5th grade!!?

Hi Amy!! Math is a breeze for me, but I absolutely suck at science. Thanks to my studying method I can memorize everything but then I have trouble applying it to the ‘real-world.’ It’s not body stuff but moreover environmental science, I am planning on taking ev ap next year, please help!! 😭

Bro , literally this is 7th grade math in India. And these r the methods we use to do it in daily math ....

i came here before my finals to just make my math solving faster or whatever but all of these we've learnt grades before 😭. im genuinely excited for sat now all the questions seem so easy 😭😭. anyways love the rest of your videos they're all so motivating and always helps me get into that study mood

in the triangle question we can use exterior angle theorem which states that the exterior angle is sum of the opposite interior angles
btw great tips ^-^

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Hey! I love math but I fear it Amy. Amy can you make a video on getting over it (getting over the fear).Please!!

The exponent question confuses me, what in the world is i, how did i^2 become -1???? And so on

Hi Amy, I just started watching your video recently and it really give me motivation to try harder in my study. Im currently taking IB diploma and taking Math AA HL. I just took the math exam today and the test absolutely crushed my confidence, my mind went blank in the test and the questions just seem so unfamiliar to me. I'm really sad right now because I have a risk of failing my diploma and are deciding whether I should be smart and move down a level in my math class or I should keep trying.

Que linda wamyy

Can u do a video of year/grade eight preparing for gsce

Would that form a progression, say, 11-60-61?

What are the names of the topics u gave tips on pls

Thanks that helps a lot fr ❤️❤️

Okay so now I know why you all think "asians" are smart !!! That's coz your exams are middle school level.....Istg the questions she solved rn were all taught to us in 8th grade...unless these were just like basic stuff used in proper questions...they are right? Please someone clarify.

I am sorry but are these like the real questions from whatever test it is that you are talking about?? If yes then are they like first few questions or something or the like proper hard ones?

I'm in 9th grade but i know all this? Isnt this test for 12 graders? I'm not from America tho

I know you are not going see it, but you amaze me

We all learn this things in school but the questions are really hard. We take a exam at 8th grade and thats changing our lives. The highschool is everything. If you haven't guessed, it's Turkey education system.

Thanks! I just subscribed. I've always been bad at math. Your tips really help.

You are the best 💯❤️.
Am in the middle of my college application and trying to take the SAT for the first time, in November.
Before watching this video, I was in a serious panic but now am a little bit ok.
Thanks a lot, keep on helping millions by making videos like this. Thank you once again!

Can you please make a video on how to ace geometry?

I really enjoyed your special right angles method and I was curious to see if it works for all odd numbers so I tried it out with 11 and 13.

11 : 121 -> 60.5 -> 60 and 61
Therefore 11 - 60 - 61
This Holds true for every odd number

Thanks a million 😁

Also for the Problem all the way at the end. Is it not quicker to use the rule ext angles of triangles and take 125 + 20 straight away

these are simple example questions right? did I miss something?

Hi wAmy. I'm in grade 8th but I had a request... can you please do these types of math videos every week (like... once or twice a week only). It would be really helpful.
p.s. This video was amazing and helpful and u r amazing and beautiful (Not buttering you up, you ARE REALLY BEAUTIFUL)

for the first tip in order to know which numbers you can divide by you can search up divisibility rules.

❤ from Gambia

Will you be my maths teacher 😭💍🤏🏻

Off the bat that LCM/GCF tip was super helpful

Wth...is this American high school maths?

I am so, so thankful for the resources I have. Thank you Amy.

Make more videos like this! love itt

Is water wet?

Sgud son ye ight?

Good social presence. ❤

I'm taking my SAT like next week and I've been studying since August but I felt as if it wasn't enough so I decided to start watching your videos and I'm feeling a little confident so I've been studying an hour on weekdays and 3 hours on weekends to make time for me to take practice test. Thank you for your videos Amy!

these questions are so easy

@wamyy5: Thank you for sharing your technique on recognizing right-angled triangle pattern (e.g. 3/4/5, 5/12/13, 7/24/25, 9/40/41), and this works for other sizes too (e.g. 11/60/61, 13/84/85, 15/112/113)... this is very neat... thank you... just curious... is it possible/hard to work on such proof? thx again for sharing, i'm happy to learn something new and neat today... thx... :)

bruh im irish wth is an act

Thank u so much and keep sharing u'r knowledge with us pls❤❤❤❤❤
It's so helpful to us❤❤

Hii, actually in November i have to give my CAT exam and the whole quants section is still difficult for me. It is much more difficuelt than SAT. Please guide me because after learning all the concepts i am still not able to solve the problem

Actually the bonus problem can be solved in a much easier way because we know the sum of angles of a triangle is 180 and the angle of a straight line is also 180. So just add the given 2 angles in your head and you'll get the answer

But thanks for all the other tips

You should do this but with the AMC 😄😄

Hey Amy,
I'm an OL student in Sri Lanka, and I think this might be helpful.
For the last question, there is an easy theorem you can apply:
The sum of 2 inner angles of a triangle = The exterior opposite angle.
Hope this helped.

145 degrees

20+125=145

20 degrees 125 degrees