I’ve been reading the Blue Book, Barron’s 2400 and am considering PWN the SAT. Whilst the books are all of good quality it and contains very useful information the primary focus is on teaching techniques, going through question types, etc. thus the actual content (numbers and operations, algebra, geometry, etc) of the math is secondary. So does anyone know of some good websites or books that fully covers the content of the mathematics in the SAT tests in a comprehensive fashion?
I think Gruber’s might work for you.
The maths guide, the complete SAT guide or both?
There’s a lot o overlap, in general I’d suggest just getting one of which ever is cheapest. However, you really want the comprehensive overview, so math might be better. I don’t have enough familiarity with the differences or your needs to give you a better answer, sorry.
Thank you for your help anyhow. Based off of immediate impressions the overall SAT guide is more comprehensive (and has a better layout).