<p>Barrons Math II is notorious for being MUCH more difficult than the actual Math II test. Dont buy this book if youre not looking for an 800. It provides a thorough and excessive review of the material and 6 (overly hard) practice tests. Ive heard of people getting 600s on the practice tests who ended up with 800.</p>
<p>Are you kidding? I've taken 3 practice tests from the Barron's book so far and the diagnostic test, so basically 4 tests, and I have scored above 40 points on all of them, usually 44 or above, so basically 800 range. The only reasons for missing the 800 would be I made a stupid mistake, not 'not knowing how to do something and getting it wrong because of it'. Are these tests 'really' that much harder than the 'real' SAT Math 2? Because if so, I have an EASY 800 on the Math 2, but I can't believe that an 800 on the Math 2 is THAT easy to achieve? Seriously if you're in AP Calculus or even some precalculus class, you should be able to get at LEAST 700+, for anyone who scores lower than that, you're bad.</p>
<p>Yes I missed one. I said that 2 lines if you lay them on top of each other intersect infinitely many times, but I didn’t think that they become the same line and therefore don’t intersect. Oh well.</p>