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After solving a question on the no calculator portion, go back and read the directions to make sure that your answer makes sense. #SATMath

Review and study topics from your Algebra I and Geometry courses as most of the content on the SAT math test comes from those courses.

Look at the explanations and review material of the SAT practice problems to see other techniques and methods of solving test questions.

After scoring your practice test or practice problems, make certain to spend some time reviewing your errors.

The new SAT was designed to better reflect what you are already learning in school. Take challenging courses to prepare for the SAT Math.

Practice your problem solving and data analysis skills by completing a few SAT practice questions everyday - make it a habit. #SATMathHelp

Time management is key to a good score on the SAT math test - 80 minutes to complete 58 questions. Don't spend too much time on 1 problem.

The cubic and quartic formulas were discovered in the 16th century. There is no quintic formula.

Create your study plans based on your time constraints. A good plan is 6 months out from the exam start studying 1 to 2 hours a week.

Five ways to compute pi johndcook.com/blog/2013/03/1… #PiDay

Know when and how to use a calculator on the SAT math test - some questions can be answered without a one and will take less time to do so.

Did you know that 33% of the mathematics questions on the SAT are about analyzing, creating and understanding linear functions? #nowyouknow