<p>Hello eveyone, is there any good mathbook you think is helpful to get more than 750 in sat 1?</p>
<p>Gruber’s SAT Math… SOOO comprehensive, sections on every subject and probably presents you with the most challenging problem sets. However, scoring a 750+ will also be a factor of the curve, and avoiding silly mistakes, so more than anything you should PRACTICE!</p>
<p>Thank u both!I currently have 680 in math and are hopin to improve it to 740+ ， i also brought " sat math" how to solve the toughest probelms" wat do u guys think? I never used that book, so not sure.</p>
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Nothing is helpful. I can promise that for you before you open any book. I have all A’s in my math and science classes but I do get 680-700 on my practice test (+I have done half of college-level Calculus). I can name books that you may use:
Math in:
despite many errors it’s good book to practice: it’s relevant and its level is somewhere similar to that of a real exam.
too easy. it’s like combination of easy questions. However, it may be useful for trying avoiding careless errors. But still, its level is inconsistent with that of real exam.
too hard. Its questions are somewhere irrelevant and too hard. It may be used for trying getting last questions right.
middle. It’s good for good solid 550-600 range. nothing more.
no comments. it’s the best possible guide for SAT I prep
somewhere consistent with real exam and questions are very simular with those one meets in real exam.</p>