SAT Advanced Math Practice
Work on the nonlinear side of SAT Math.
Nonlinear equations, equivalent expressions, quadratics, exponentials, and functions. No other Math domain mixed in.
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Pick what to practice.
- 01Equivalent expressionsRewrite an expression without changing its value. You expand and factor polynomials, combine like terms, and use exponent rules, including negative and fractional exponents.
- 02Nonlinear equationsQuadratics and other nonlinear equations. You factor, take square roots, count real solutions, and solve systems where a line meets a parabola.
- 03Nonlinear functionsQuadratic and exponential functions. You evaluate them, find a minimum or a vertex, read growth and decay from a model, and work with shifts like f(x − 1).
Easy mistakes to make.
- Canceling terms across addition
- Keeping an extraneous solution introduced by squaring
- Reading a nonlinear graph as if its rate of change were constant
- Factoring correctly but answering with a factor instead of a solution
Build the set you need.
Get used to rewriting the same function. Standard, factored, and vertex form show different things, even though the function never changed.
Every explanation is free. Pick the section, skill, difficulty, and length of your next set.
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