SAT Prep - Math

Some SAT questions give you a pattern, and understanding the pattern is essential to solving the question.  Pattern questions include questions that ask you to complete a series, or find a number that does not fit within a given patter... read more ››

Arithmetic word problems are simple word problems that test your skills in translating words to math operations such as such as addition, fraction, multiplication, etc. No algebra is required to solve these problems. The basic approach is very simple... read more ››

Questions dealing with cost, revenue, profit, and loss require an understanding of the concepts of percentages.  Example: A vegetable shop owner bought 10 Kg of potatoes from a wholesaler. The shop owner sells 3 Kg of potatoes at 10% profit, ... read more ››

Sometimes on the SAT you may encounter questions where quantities are expressed in units. To get the correct answer to a problem, you may need to convert from one unit to another (e.g. a question may give the prices in $ but the answer choices may in... read more ››