Math Workbook: 2,500 fast practice problems designed to ensure you understand the SAT inside out (SAT Math prep 2017/2018)

Your goal is to improve your score, but you first need to understand the basics behind the SAT questions. Doing SAT test questions are not enough, you should also work on the building blocks of mathematics that make up the questions. Thanks to understanding this, I managed to score an 800 and now I want to help you do the same.

This book has short explanations of each content area, and a total of 2,500 practice problems arranged in 100 drill sets of 25 problems each. In other words, this book is designed to help you practice the skills that need to be refreshed, honed, improved, or skills that you just need a reminder and a little more practice on. By working through the book, and practicing your weak areas, you are guaranteed to improve your SAT result, and your understanding of math itself.

You can work through the whole book front to back, or you can use it to practice areas where you’ve been making mistakes.You can also start with the drill sections (the worksheets) for a topic that you want to review, and then go back and read about the topic if you find you are having trouble.

Who is this book for?

• People who are just starting to think about the SAT and want to refresh their skills to get ready to start taking practice tests
• People who are studying for the SAT already but find they’ve forgotten some of the basic skills and keep making “stupid mistakes”
• People who have trouble with calculations, including exponent and fraction rules, and need more practice
• People who’ve taken the SAT once, done lots of practice problems, and who aren’t sure how to improve
• People who are looking for a detailed tool to quickly and efficiently improve their score by targeting more practice on the question types they’ve gotten wrong
• People who are getting a good score but who want more, fast practice problems to stay fresh or build their confidence
• People who are looking for problems they can do quickly on-the-go, so that they can study while traveling, between classes, or other short bursts of time.