Category: SAT Math Section
About 33% of questions on SAT Math will be “Heart of Algebra” questions. Read on for what this means and some practice questions!
Looking for a little help prepping for the SAT Math section? In this video, Magoosh’s SAT expert Chris introduces the Work Formula and goes over several SAT practice questions to help you get comfortable with using the Work Formula on your own. Watch the embedded video below, or scroll down for a full video transcript. […]
Looking for a little help with the SAT Math section? In this video, Magoosh’s SAT expert Chris explains the Distance-Rate Formula! You don’t have to be scared of these question types anymore, once you’ve got the Distance-Rate Formula in your pocket! Watch the embedded video below, or scroll down for a full video transcript. 🙂 […]
With the right prep, and the right understanding of SAT Math, anyone can get a perfect 800 on the test. We’ll share quick facts about SAT Math, steps you can take to get an 800, and share practice resources, including a free eBook filled with practice questions!
Planning on taking the SAT, but feeling nervous about the math? Check out this free video for all our top SAT Math tips and hacks to crush it on the math section!
Want to boost your score with SAT math practice? Our experts have all the advice you need for your new SAT math practice, as well as a few bonus questions for you to get started.
Wondering how to improve your SAT score by 300 points? What about 500 points? This comprehensive post breaks down the steps you should take (and some good resources you can use) to get the SAT score of your dreams next time you take the test!
You like words, Magooshers? You know, the things you’re reading right now? I bet there are certain words you’re always happy to hear: ‘dessert,’ ‘free,’ and ‘warm,’ are just a few nice words that come to mind. But we all have some words that we don’t like. If you’re studying for the SAT Math Test, […]
The new SAT Math test (with its no calculator section) requires you to flex your mental math muscles. Here’s a better way to multiply numbers in your head.
If the new SAT math section looks all Greek to you, don’t worry – it’s not. Magoosh is here to give you the inside scoop on how to decode the most frequently tested concepts on the new SAT.
