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SAT Math Practice Test

The Math section has 13–15 questions each on Algebra and Advanced Math, and 5–7 each on Problem-Solving and Data Analysis and on Geometry and Trigonometry. Expect linear and quadratic equations, functions, percentages, data, and right-triangle and circle geometry.

Questions:
44 multiple choice
Time:
70 minutes (optional timer)
Answers:
Every one explained
Cost:
Free, no sign-up

On the real exam you have 70 minutes for 44 questions. Start the timer to practise at exam pace.

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Question 1

Topic 2.1 · Concept check

If 4(x − 3) = 2x + 10, what is the value of x?

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What the SAT Math section covers

  • Algebra
  • Advanced Math
  • Problem-Solving and Data Analysis
  • Geometry and Trigonometry

Algebra and Advanced Math are most of the test

Linear equations, systems, quadratics, exponentials and functions make up about 70% of the section, so they're where practice pays off most.

Use the built-in calculator

Bluebook includes a Desmos graphing calculator. Graphing both sides of an equation can find solutions quickly and check algebra.

Know the reference sheet

Area, volume and special right triangle formulas are provided, but knowing them well saves time.

Check what's being asked

Many questions ask for an expression such as 2x + 3 or the sum of the solutions, not x itself.

Common mistakes

  • Forgetting to check for solutions that don't work in a square-root equation.
  • Mixing up a percent of a total with a percent of a part.
  • Confusing perpendicular slopes (negative reciprocals) with parallel slopes (equal).

How to study this section

  • Redo every missed question without looking at the solution, then compare.
  • Practise solving the same question by algebra and by graphing to build flexibility.

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