MATH SKILLS FOR DIGITAL SAT EXAM

Publicado en 19 de julio de 2025

The digital SAT Math section focuses on Algebra, Advanced Math, Problem-Solving and Data Analysis, and Geometry and Trigonometry. Students should be proficient in linear and nonlinear equations, systems of equations, ratios, rates, proportions, data interpretation, and geometric concepts. Understanding concepts like mean, median, and probability is also crucial.

Key Math Skills for the Digital SAT:

Algebra:

• Linear equations and inequalities.
• Systems of equations.
• Analyzing and solving equations in context.
• Understanding rates and proportional relationships.

Advanced Math:

• Nonlinear equations (quadratic, polynomial, exponential, absolute value, rational, radical).
• Equivalent expressions.
• Analyzing and manipulating expressions and equations.
• Solving for variables in exponential and logarithmic equations.

Problem-Solving and Data Analysis:

• Ratios, rates, and proportions.
• Percentages.
• One-variable data (distributions, measures of center and spread).
• Two-variable data (models, scatterplots).
• Probability and conditional probability.
• Statistical claims and study design.
• Understanding mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation.

Geometry and Trigonometry:

• Area and volume of different shapes.
• Angles, triangles, and trigonometry. v
• Circles and their properties.
• Solid geometry (prisms, pyramids, and spheres).