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Explore the visual mapThe Digital SAT Math section is divided into four key domains. Understanding the weight and style of each is the first step to a 800 score.
1. Algebra (35%)
Linear equations, systems of equations, and functions. This is the foundation. If you can't solve for X in your sleep, you're not ready.
2. Advanced Math (35%)
Quadratic and exponential functions. The "tricky" part of the test. Master the vertex form and discriminant early.
3. Problem-Solving and Data Analysis (15%)
Ratios, percentages, and statistics. Often the easiest points if you read the labels carefully.
4. Geometry and Trigonometry (15%)
Area, volume, triangles, and circles. Memorize the reference sheet, but know the Unit Circle too.
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The useful ideas to take with you.
- Organize math practice around Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry.
- Build fluency with equations and functions, then practice applying them in unfamiliar questions.
- Read units, labels, and the actual question before choosing a method.
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