🎓 SAT · MATH

SAT® Math: Complete Course & Test Prep

A complete review of Digital SAT® Math in one course. It covers all four SAT® Math domains: Algebra (linear equations, systems, and inequalities), Problem-Solving and Data Analysis (ratios, percentages, and statistics), Advanced Math (functions, quadratics, exponents, and exponential models), and Geometry and Trigonometry. You also get an SAT® strategy lesson on backsolving and plugging in numbers. Every topic uses plain language, graphs and diagrams, and SAT®-style multiple-choice practice with full worked solutions and pro tips.

📚 9 sessions 📝 35 practice questions ⏰ Self-paced ✅ 100% Free
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📚 Course Curriculum

9 sessions organized as a guided path, with 3 trial sessions open before enrollment.

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Linear equations are the backbone of SAT® Algebra, the largest math domain on the test. A linear equation graphs as a straight line and is …

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A system is two equations with two variables. The solution is the pair \((x, y)\) that makes both equations true — graphically, the point where …

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An inequality uses \(<\), \(>\), \(\le\), or \(\ge\) instead of \(=\), and its solution is a range of values rather than a single number. [[figure:number_line_ineq …

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This is the heart of SAT® Problem-Solving and Data Analysis. A ratio compares quantities; a proportion sets two ratios equal. Solve proportions by cross-multiplying: \(\dfrac{3}{4} …

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The SAT® asks you to read graphs and tables and to summarize data with a few key statistics. [[figure:scatter_trend A line of best fit summarizes …

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A function is a rule that gives exactly one output for each input. Function notation \(f(x)\) just means 'the output for input \(x\)'. To evaluate, …

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Exponents are repeated multiplication. The rules the SAT® uses most:. Multiply like bases: add exponents — \(2^3 \cdot 2^4 = 2^{7} = 128\). Divide like …

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Geometry and Trigonometry is a smaller SAT® domain, but a few formulas cover most of it. [[figure:pythagorean_triangle In a right triangle, the squares of the …

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On the SAT®, the fastest route to a right answer is not always algebra. Because the math is multiple choice, two strategies turn hard problems …

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📝 Practice Questions

35 interactive questions with instant feedback and explanations.

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