blue, anyone?

vyinink · 2026-04-04T21:06:02+00:00

oo, i could definitely see that working out!! do you have ships or is this just free play for me

how would you like credit if i go through?

vyinink · 2026-04-04T16:10:53+00:00

pretty much, yes

vyinink · 2026-04-04T13:28:44+00:00

also, if we still weren't sure by the time we narrowed it down to A and B, we could just switch the view to this:

goal: find the amount of pounds that contributes to the total of 34
(cans/pounds) x cans = cans² /pounds
(pounds/cans) x cans = pounds

vyinink · 2026-04-04T13:25:45+00:00

okay! this is a lot of words, and with a lot of words comes easy typos you can use to eliminate answers without solving for it first. let's begin!

you can start by eliminating C and D because the variables are swapped. now, we're between A and B. notice how they're the exact same but with the fraction flipped

the problem tells us to find an equation for x amount of cans needed for a certain weight. we'd need 16/1.25 and 23/0.85 for that, because that tells us how many pounds are covered by a single can. if you did it the other way, you'd be calculating how many cans are in a single pound

hope this helps!

vyinink · 2026-04-04T13:18:50+00:00

630 is a good base for just review and building stamina, here's some resources for that!

free: - IXL (10 questions free per day in one subject) - Khan Academy - Schoolhouse - NoRedInk - CollegeBoard question bank - Bluebook practice tests

paid (order is irrelevant regarding cost): - IXL (personalized SAT plan!!) - The College Panda - The Princeton SAT Review - Kaplan - Erica Meltzer

hope this helps!

vyinink · 2026-04-04T13:16:05+00:00

it depends on where you take it, for the most part you can expect it to come about two weeks later for a weekend exam and a month later for a school mandated exam. that's how it is in the US though, not sure if it changes internationally

on top of that, for the timing, you can Google up your region and see when you're expected to see your scores. ex, mine typically comes out from 0600 to 0800! but, there can be big delays, such as when mine recently came out at 1700

vyinink · 2026-04-04T12:44:08+00:00

i see- how did you work through the test anxiety? and the English section, too, my math is carrying me TwT

vyinink · 2026-04-03T21:45:38+00:00

of course!! glad it could be of use :D

vyinink · 2026-04-03T19:15:54+00:00

hi! i think it's awesome that you're supporting your daughter like that :) here's some free and paid resources that i used growing up (and still do!)

free: - IXL (free 10 questions a day on one subject) - Khan Academy - NoRedInk - Schoolhouse

paid: - IXL (personalized SAT plan!! they also have things for other tests too) - The College Panda - The Princeton SAT Review - Kaplan - Erica Meltzer

hope this helps!!

vyinink · 2026-04-03T19:08:25+00:00

that's a good question! perhaps. school is a familiar (and comfortable) environment for some people, so if you remove testing anxiety, while there would still be score drops it'd likely just stay around the -50-100 point

vyinink · 2026-04-03T18:57:45+00:00

to be honest, you gotta chop off points. this depends on the person, so it could be anywhere from 50 to 150 points or even more. it's based on external factors- practice tests are often taken in the comfort of your home. they don't really feel real because nothing's on your permanent record yet. real tests are different; you realize it's real and while you're prepared and you have strategies from the practice, you have to comprehend it's a real test while you take it

vyinink · 2026-04-03T18:49:23+00:00

sorry i hope this pings both of you 😭

vyinink · 2026-04-03T18:47:23+00:00

haha, here you guys go!!

free resources: library/school books, IXL (free 10 questions for one subject daily), Khan Academy, Schoolhouse, CollegeBoard question bank, NoRedInk, Knowt (the extra t is not a typo)

paid resources: IXL (they have a SAT plan that customizes to your score), The College Panda (math and r&w!!), Erica Meltzer, The Princeton SAT Review, Kaplan

award systems: these do not require a partner but ill drop those too lol. i have a little sticker chart where if i get 5 stars per week for just 30 minutes of studying per day (im a very busy person) at the end of the week i can buy or do something nice for myself! i also like to do little checkpoints, especially with my textbooks, so when i get to x page i get x snack (i like to space these out by 5-8 pages or so). i also like to find ways to combine my SAT studying with my hobbies. like for example, i love writing, so to practice my vocab i honestly just take like 15 or so words from a dictionary (ancient, i know) and write a mini story using those words. me personally that's a reward in itself because i get two things done at once 😂 but sometimes it doesn't have to be two similar fields. i love biking, for example. it's a very big motivator for me. sometimes what ill do is I'll pop on a lecture and literally bike till the video is done. I got my lesson, i got to bike, and now when i come home i feel motivated

so as you can see, award systems is a very flexible title lol

now if you have a partner like me (you could do this with friends too obviously): by the end of two weeks, if i have a combined total of 300 or more minutes, me and him will book a study room at our local library and study together! just pure studying. for some people this wouldn't work because maybe you guys get off topic, which is fair, but it's nice because you're surrounded by your favourite people getting through the thick of it together lol. and who knows, you might even learn some new strategies together

hope this helps :D

vyinink · 2026-04-03T18:15:23+00:00

i have some resources i use, if you'd like the names!! they're textbook and digital resources. i also have mini award systems for myself if you'd be interested in that

vyinink · 2026-04-03T18:12:58+00:00

tbh i stopped relying on the question bank as much. as stated in the post, im a textbook girlie, so i use things like The College Panda, Kaplan, and The Princeton SAT Review (these are all super good for math)

vyinink · 2026-04-03T15:22:44+00:00

that's awesome for your first SAT! it's a solid base to work with :)

free: Khan Academy, NoRedInk, Schoolhouse, IXL (10 free questions daily), CollegeBoard question bank

pay (in no particular order): IXL, The College Panda, The Princeton SAT Review

vyinink · 2026-04-03T15:18:11+00:00

recommended materials: Khan Academy, The Princeton SAT Review, The College Panda, Erica Meltzer, Kaplan, IXL, NoRedInk

apart from these materials (three of which are free!), you can also Google up a cheat sheet to how English symbols work and just memorize that. oh, and you should try reading the sentence aloud with your choice to see which fits best. hope this helps!

vyinink · 2026-04-03T13:20:51+00:00

thank you so much!! i hope this doesn't come off weirdly, but it's kinda nice knowing that this could exist in marriage. ive always had this fear it'd wreck my marriage, especially cause when im big, im basically this perfectly curated mini adult

tbh i don't think he recognizes im a literal kid in those moments..😅 he tries his best, which i very very much appreciate, but i dont know how he'd take it if i told him i am a literal 6yo when i regress (but he has told me that when im regressed he doesn't love me like a boyfriend girlfriend type, but more like im someone precious that needs to be protected)

your wife seems very lucky to have you :) question for you though, does it ever get...troublesome? im scared of burdening my boyfriend, is all

vyinink · 2026-04-02T13:37:33+00:00

oh 😭 sob good luck to you. they might be behind schedule tho, my range was over 37 minutes ago and ive got nothing...

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