SAT-MATH.AE1
SAT® Math
Comprehensive SAT Math preparation with full-length practice tests. Prepare for your dream score!
- 22 Interactive Lessons and 95 topics mapped to the official exam objectives
- 134 Practice Test Questions and 3 Full Length Tests
Beginner Self-paced · 1 year access
22Interactive Lessons
95Topics
134Practice Test Questions
01 / Skills you'll get
What you will be able to do
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Our SAT Math prep course is totally focused on helping you prepare for the SATs. It comes with quizzes, assignments, full-length practice tests, and exercises that simplify complex topics and makes learning fun.
You’ll be covering all areas including algebra, geometry, trigonometry, data interpretation, statistics, and more. Enroll today and start preparing for your best SAT Math score.
- Master fundamental math topics from algebra to statistics
- Learn proven techniques to solve complex SAT Math problems
- Improve time management skills for exams
- Grasp SAT-related test taking strategies
- Polish your concepts with practice tests
- Optimize your performance with exam-taking tips & tricks
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02 / Lessons & labs
See exactly what you will learn and practice
Lessons
22 Interactive Lessons · 95 topics01 Introduction 4 topics +
- About This Course
- Assumptions
- Icons Used in This Course
- Where to Go from Here
02 Welcome to SAT Math 4 topics +
- SAT Math Basics
- Overview of SAT Math Topics
- SAT Math Strategy
- Three SAT Success Stories
03 Review of Pre-Algebra 7 topics +
- Sets of Numbers
- Fractions, Ratios, Decimals, and Percentages
- Absolute Value
- Radicals
- Understanding Algebra Terminology
- Graphing on the xy-Plane
- Choosing and Using a Calculator
04 Algebra I Reboot Part 1: Expressions 3 topics +
- Evaluating Expressions
- Simplifying Expressions
- Factoring Expressions
05 Algebra I Reboot Part 2: Equations and Inequalities 3 topics +
- Solving Simple and Intermediate Algebra Equations
- Solving More Difficult Equations
- Solving Inequalities
06 Linear Functions 5 topics +
- Interpreting Linear Functions as Words, Tables, Graphs, and Equations
- Linear Function Basics
- Using Two Formulas to Find the Slope
- Solving Linear Function Problems
- Solving Word Problems
07 Systems of Equations 4 topics +
- Systems of Linear Equations
- Working with Problematic Systems of Equations
- Systems of Linear Inequalities
- Systems of Non-Linear Equations
08 Ratios, Proportions, and Percentages 3 topics +
- Understanding Ratios and Proportions
- Using Ratios and Proportions to Solve SAT Word Problems
- Using Percentages to Answer SAT Questions
09 Statistics and Probability 2 topics +
- Statistics
- Probability
10 Understanding Data and Information from Tables and Graphs 3 topics +
- Reading Information from Tables
- Understanding Bar Graphs, Histograms, and Dot Plots
- Working with Line Graphs and Scatterplots
11 Functions 5 topics +
- Understanding Function Notation
- Working with Function Notation
- Using the Vertical Line Test for Functions
- Knowing Some Key Parent Functions
- Transforming Functions
12 Polynomials 6 topics +
- Knowing Polynomial Basics
- Identifying Odd and Even Polynomials
- Finding the x-Intercepts of Polynomials
- Sketching the Graph of a Polynomial
- Equivalent Polynomials
- Recalling Synthetic Division for Polynomials
13 Quadratic Functions 4 topics +
- The Quadratic Function in Standard Form
- The Quadratic Function in Vertex Form
- Connecting Standard and Vertex Forms
- Finding the Roots of a Quadratic Function
14 Exponential and Radical Equations 4 topics +
- Solving Exponential Equations
- Answering SAT Math Questions Using Exponential Functions
- Graphing Exponential Functions
- Radical Equations and Functions
15 Geometry and Trigonometry 2 topics +
- Geometry
- Trigonometry
16 Additional SAT Math Topics 2 topics +
- Imaginary and Complex Numbers
- Circles on the xy-Plane
17 Practice SAT Math Test 1 2 topics +
- Section 3 — No Calculator
- Section 4 — Calculator
18 Practice SAT Math Test 2 2 topics +
- Section 3 — No Calculator
- Section 4 — Calculator
19 Practice SAT Math Test 3 +
20 Ten Things You Will Almost Definitely See on Your SAT Math Test 10 topics +
- Linear Functions
- Systems of Linear Equations
- Quadratic Functions
- Percentages
- Ratio/Proportion Problems
- The Mean and the Median
- The Trig Identity
- The Quadratic Formula
- The Imaginary Number i
- Circles on the Graph
21 Ten Tips to Improve Your SAT Math Score 10 topics +
- Study Diligently in Your Math Classes
- Get Good at Doing Basic Calculations in Your Head
- Get Good at Using Your Calculator
- Study SAT-Specific Math Skills
- Get Comfortable Turning Words into Numbers
- Take Timed Practice Tests
- When Taking Practice Tests, Budget Your Time to Maximize Your Score
- Study from Your Timed Practice Tests
- Retake Your Timed Practice Tests
- Take the SAT More than Once
22 Ten Tips to Be at Your Best on the SAT 10 topics +
- Do Something Fun the Day Before the Test
- Don’t Study for More than 20 Minutes the Night Before the Test
- Pack Everything You Need the Night Before
- Do Something Relaxing Before Bed
- Get a Good Night’s Sleep
- Wear Several Layers of Clothing
- Arrive at the Test Site Extra Early
- Spend Your Time Just Before the Test However You Please
- Remember to Breathe
- Skip Over Any Questions That Throw You
03 / FAQs
Questions before you start
What is the SAT Math section? +
It is the Mathematical section of the SAT college admission test. The Scholastic Assessment Test or SAT is a uniform exam for securing college admissions in the US. It measures the readiness of the students and provides common grades to compare applicants/students.
How many math questions are there in the SAT test? +
There are 2 math sections in the SAT test: with calculator and without a calculator, presenting 38 and 20 questions respectively.
How is the SAT Math section scored? +
It is scored on a scale of 200-800. The scoring system works on raw scores. Every correct answer earns you 1 raw score. Your raw score will be adjusted to a scaled score. You can answer all questions without worrying about negative marks.
How to prepare for SAT Math for best results? +
The best way to prepare is to enroll in this course, study the core concepts, solve SAT practice problems, review your mistakes, stick to a dedicated schedule, and stay focused.
What is the best score for SAT Math? +
The perfect score would be 800. 700 and above is also considered as a good SAT Math score and can significantly boost your college application.
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