Problem solving, modelling, using concepts strategically and using algebra patterns are emphasized in the Sat Mathematics exam.

The Sat Math exam asks you to apply the topics you know in different situations, instead of testing you from all math topics. The purpose of designing Sat Math questions is to reflect the mathematical problem solutions and models that you will use in your University math, Science and social courses, in your professional life, in your personal life.

To solve SAT Math questions, you will need to follow several steps.
Most Math questions are multiple choice, but some questions (grid in questions) will require you to write the answers yourself.

The math exam is divided into two parts: Math Test Calculator and Math Test No Calculator.

SAT Mathematics section titles:

Heart Of Algebra is focused on Solutions of Equations and Systems of Equations.
Problem Solving and Data Analysis is focused on Word Problems and Statistics.
Passport To Advanced Math focuses on calculating and solving complex equations.
Additional Topics in Math focuses on Geometry, Trigonometry and other university topics.

Fluency:

The SAT Mathematics test aims to provide you with fast, flexible, effective and strategic solutions, to solve problems quickly by using the most effective solution methods, and to demonstrate your competencies.

Conceptual Understanding:

You can demonstrate your competencies in performing mathematical operations, understanding concepts and establishing relations. For example, the Sat Math exam may ask you to make connections about properties, graphs, and interpretations of linear equations.

Applications:

The problems that will appear in the exam will ask you to develop your competencies in analyzing situations, identifying key components, expressing the problem mathematically and reaching a solution.

1. Linear Equations
2. Systems Of Linear Equations
3. Inequalities
4. Rates, Ratios and Proportions
5. Percentages and Percentage Problems
6. Scatterplots, Graphs and Tables
7. Two-Way Tables and Statistics
8. Probability and Categorical Data
9. Exponents and Radicals
10. Polynomials and Factorization
11. Rational Expressions and Rearranging Formulae
12. Word Problems
13. Functions and Function Notation
14. Quadratic Equations and Their Graphs
15. Imaginary Numbers
16. Lines, Angles, Triangles, Quadrilaterals and Polygons
17. Similarity, Congruence and Proofs
18. Circles
19. 3-D Shapes
20. Trigonometry

Calculators are very important tools that you should use both in your high school life and in your university life. In this respect, you need to know very well when and how to use the Calculator. In the exam, the calculator will help you solve equations and do simple operations, thus saving you time.

Grid Questions:

In the sat math exam, 22 percent of the questions consist of grid questions. Instead of choosing the correct answers from the options, you should write them in the blanks.