Are These the Hardest Questions From October 5 Digital SAT Math? Here's How to Solve Them

It seems like the October 5 DSAT was Rough, and some people have already come with questions from it. Here I do 3 HARD questions. Two from October and 1 from August. These are close to as hard as the SAT will get, and it's okay to struggle with these. If you have questions ask them. And remember, this is a process.
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[@OutlierLearning2024]

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[@crimsonlavender232]

Oooo factoring-fun! Thank you for the helpful video! I like how you acknowledged how it feels the day after the test, too

[@OutlierLearning2024]

Thank you! I’m glad you liked it. And yeah, the post-test stress is real!!

[@ababa9668]

Thanks ! :)

[@OutlierLearning2024]

You're welcome!

[@brennankabalkin4840]

I'd like to see how the crazy absolute value one was supposed to be solved too

[@OutlierLearning2024]

I haven’t heard about that one. If you type it up I’ll solve either through comment or video

[@sohampowdwal8180]

i don't fully understand why c has to be greater than b in the last question can you explain it again please

[@OutlierLearning2024]

so could c also be equal to b, but that doesn't change anything. The reason c is greater than or equal to b is this:
say a=3, b=5, c=4 so a

[@carlos-qb5dl]

can someone please tell me they also got that weird problem that was like
f(x) = a|x-7|^2 -65|x-7|^2 + b where 65

[@OutlierLearning2024]

It was an absolute value question? I haven't gotten the details, but I have heard about there being a wild absolute value question on the test.

[@kyledan4555]

Did anyone else get the question about one acute angle and three obtuse angles? I don't remember the numbers, but all it gave was the equation for the acute angle and the equation for one acute angle and three obtuse angles.

[@OutlierLearning2024]

I heard about this one, but haven't gotten a full recreation so can't work it out yet. If I get more details, I'll let you know.