<p>i need some help people.</p>
<p>i take the math model tests at a tutoring place
and there are specific problems that i NEVER get right.
maybe you smart people could help me out
1) probabilities
2) ratios
3) arithmetic sequences
4) combinations/permutations</p>
<p>FOR ALL OF YOU GUYS that have already taken the sat, how often did those problems appear for you guys? thanks for your help :D</p>
<p>Gruber's or Barron's.</p>
<p>sparknotes.com can help u review those concepts for free
:-P</p>
<p>for anything calc./precalc related i say getting the SATIIC for math. its tough, but itll help u practice the really hard questions and going through a lot of them, i dont know, itll help u understand them better because it helps you rationalize through. the book will kinda help you for the SATI cuz the ideas a the same also.</p>
<p>Yes use the SAT Math IIC Study Guide to review Math stuff, especially the Barron's Book, which is a great review of concepts. The questions are actually quite difficult, however, if you can do those, the Math IIC test should be a breeze.</p>