<p>Xiggi told me to avoid it, and I already have PWN The SAT which is awesome, but my score has been around 700. Maybe mainly because I am studying Critical Reading right now, should I just keep practicing math sections to improve? I'm prone to careless mistakes lol. </p>
<p>~3 careless mistakes puts you at a 700. If it’s just simple mistakes, rather than investing in another book, focus on boosting your accuracy. This can be done by doing some untimed practice in the Blue Book (since I assume speed is not an issue for you) and seeing how long it takes for you to get everything correct (double checking as you go). If you are lacking conceptually, PWN the SAT Math should help to fill in any gaps. </p>
<p>Good Luck! :)</p>
<p>Keep practicing math problems and make sure you fully understand every problem you’ve gotten wrong or guessed on since the start of your prep. If you have tried a problem 3 times (with time in between) and still get it wrong print out the question and the solution and tape it to your bedroom wall.</p>
<p>I got the book. The tips are hard to understand but the practice tests may be of use to you. Steve Warner has way better material along with SAT quantum.</p>
<p>Thanks guys, yea, I can just practice with the real tests instead of buying Chungs. </p>