SAT Subject Test Mathematics Level 1

(Marvins-Underground-K-12) #1
Alternatively,  you can factor  out i^2     from    the equation    to  get i^2     (3  +   i   −   i^2 ).
Next substitute −1 for i^2 in the new equation: −1(3 + i −(−1)) = −1(3 + i + 1) =
−1(4 + i). Then distribute −1: −4 − i.

21 . B


Get a   common  denominator on  the left    side:

Cross   multiply:   13  −   2d  =   17, so  −2d =   4,  and d   =   −2.

22 . E
Use the Pythagorean theorem:

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