SAT Math

SAT Math Preparation

Build Your SAT Math Skills

Practice SAT Math by content domain with structured exercises, review materials, worked solutions, practice tests, and calculator strategies.

Digital SAT Math at a Glance

Understand the structure of the Math section before choosing the skills you want to practice.

44 Math Questions

Multiple-choice and student-produced response questions.

70 Minutes

The Math section is divided into two timed modules.

2 Math Modules

Each module has 35 minutes of testing time.

4 Content Domains

Algebra, Advanced Math, Data Analysis, and Geometry & Trigonometry.

Explore SAT Math by Content Domain

Focus your preparation on the four mathematical content areas assessed on the SAT Math section.

Approximately 13–15 Questions

Algebra

Practice linear relationships, equations, inequalities, functions, and systems.

  • Linear equations in one variable
  • Linear functions
  • Linear equations in two variables
  • Systems of two linear equations
  • Linear inequalities
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Approximately 13–15 Questions

Advanced Math

Develop the nonlinear algebra skills used in more advanced mathematics.

  • Equivalent expressions
  • Nonlinear equations
  • Systems of equations
  • Quadratic relationships
  • Exponential and polynomial functions
  • Rational and radical expressions
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Approximately 5–7 Questions

Problem-Solving & Data Analysis

Apply quantitative reasoning to ratios, percentages, data, probability, and statistics.

  • Ratios, rates, and proportional relationships
  • Units and unit rates
  • Percentages
  • One-variable data
  • Two-variable data and scatterplots
  • Probability and conditional probability
  • Statistical inference and claims
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Approximately 5–7 Questions

Geometry & Trigonometry

Practice geometric reasoning, measurement, right triangles, trigonometry, and circles.

  • Area and volume
  • Lines and angles
  • Triangles
  • Right triangles
  • Trigonometry
  • Circles
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SAT Math Domain

SAT Algebra

Strengthen the linear algebra skills tested throughout the SAT Math section.

Linear Equations in One Variable

Solve, interpret, and create linear equations in a variety of mathematical contexts.

Linear Functions

Analyze slope, intercepts, tables, graphs, and function representations.

Linear Equations in Two Variables

Work with equations of lines and relationships between two variables.

Systems of Linear Equations

Solve and interpret systems involving two linear equations.

Linear Inequalities

Solve and interpret inequalities in one or two variables.

Algebra in Context

Translate real-world relationships into equations, functions, and inequalities.

SAT Math Domain

Advanced Math

Practice nonlinear equations, equivalent expressions, and functions that form an important bridge to more advanced mathematics.

Equivalent Expressions

Rewrite and interpret algebraic expressions using mathematical structure.

Quadratic Equations

Solve and analyze quadratic equations using different representations and methods.

Polynomial Expressions

Work with factors, zeros, equivalent forms, and polynomial relationships.

Exponential Functions

Interpret and solve problems involving exponential relationships.

Rational & Radical Expressions

Work with rational and radical equations and expressions.

Nonlinear Functions

Analyze equations, graphs, transformations, and nonlinear relationships.

SAT Math Domain

Problem-Solving & Data Analysis

Develop quantitative reasoning skills for interpreting ratios, percentages, data, probability, and statistical claims.

Ratios & Rates

Solve problems involving ratios, rates, units, and proportional relationships.

Percentages

Work with percent change, percentages, and applied quantitative problems.

One-Variable Data

Interpret distributions and measures of center and spread.

Two-Variable Data

Analyze scatterplots, relationships, and mathematical models.

Probability

Work with probability and conditional probability.

Statistical Reasoning

Interpret samples, margin of error, experiments, and statistical claims.

SAT Math Domain

Geometry & Trigonometry

Practice the geometric and trigonometric relationships assessed on SAT Math.

Area & Volume

Apply formulas and geometric reasoning to two- and three-dimensional figures.

Lines & Angles

Analyze angle relationships and geometric configurations.

Triangles

Work with triangle properties, similarity, and geometric relationships.

Right Triangles

Apply the Pythagorean theorem and right-triangle relationships.

Trigonometry

Use sine, cosine, tangent, and right-triangle trigonometric relationships.

Circles

Analyze circle equations, measurements, and geometric properties.

Calculator Skills

Desmos Strategies for SAT Math

Learn how calculator tools can support efficient problem solving while developing the mathematical understanding needed to choose an appropriate method.

Graphing Equations

Visualize equations and identify intercepts, intersections, and solutions.

Solving Systems

Use graph intersections to analyze systems of equations when appropriate.

Regression & Data

Use calculator tools to explore relationships represented by data.

Function Analysis

Investigate zeros, extrema, transformations, and function behavior.

Efficient Calculator Use

Identify when calculator methods are useful and when algebra is faster.

Calculator Practice

Build familiarity with graphing and scientific calculator tools before test day.

SAT Math Practice Tests

Practice with structured question sets and fixed-format PDF tests designed for review, skill development, and timed practice.

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