@brainblastsat: This impossible SAT question RUINS perfect scores.. #satprep #sathacks #satmath #satstrategies #digitalSAT

NBB :

here is easier solution

ilko :

bro thats like 7th grade in eu💔

zayn :

WHO TF IS THIS ON THE SAT? I LEARNED THIS IN MY FIRST YEAR OF MIDDLE SCHOOL!?!

PantherPaws❌ :

Really? it looks like 90°, so pick what is closest, so 95. 2 seconds, done.

✰𝖆𝖎𝖉𝖊𝖓𝟐𝟕✰ :

done it in me head its 95°

🖤 :

I learned that in like 4th grade what😳✌️

creppers :

95 but I got from a different method

Samantha :

Use a quick auxiliary line

j :

bro what im so confused

נהוראי🥷 :

180°-118°+33°=95°

did :

personally i drew a perpendicular line from B to D making a quadrilateral CABD, angle ABD is 90°, figure CDB is 57 (90-33), and then all interior angles gotta be 360 total, simple addition and subtraction and we're done

♍️Seaguyforevr♍️ :

Btw this his doesn’t even need to be calculate. It’s obviously really close to 90 degrees

Andrew :

Make DB a perpendicular line. Then ABD would be 90, EDB would also be 90, CDB would be 90-33. CAB would be 360-90-118-(90-33) or 95

kruassan :

so easy, is this question SAT question?

hello.xyz :

Learned this is in seventh grade I’m not exaggerating cuz that was literally last year

SavvyIntrovert :

am i the only one that freaked over the little bugs

rosenkvist24 :

You could also draw a line BD and find the angles inside which is easy because they’re parallel and then subtract the angles from 360 to get the same result

Rasmus :

i just looked at since this a multiple choice question its easy to guess

monke :

Filip Clavin :

I noticed something. If we extend the line AC past C to a new point F, then

✨Alina✨ :

i just guess in exams , I guessed the answer and I was right as always

A7ANYAA🤫🎧💸 :

we did this in grade 6 in UAE

X :

Impossible 😂 that was extremely easy.

Korre Khar <3 :

Okay so I’m just dumb and slow at math and behind I GOT IT I got it 😭

Hera :

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