<p>hey I took the SAT for the first time and got a 740 on math and Im happy of course to start with that, but now when I do blue book practice tests I cant get closer to 800. What do you guys thinks are the best math sat prep books for an 800 for a realtivel good math student such as myself?</p>
<p>I recommend Gruber’s SAT Math Workbook.</p>
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<p>Is PWN the SAT good? Do they give detailed explanations for questions?</p>
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<p>yeah they have stuff online, but the book has much more practice and is more organized. the tips you can get online, but personally the book helped me alot</p>
<p>740 isn’t enough info.</p>
<p>Are you getting a 740 because you mess up on the level 5 difficulty questions or because you make careless mistakes?</p>
<p>If it’s because you mess up on the hard questions, then just practice doing those hard questions. You can take practice tests and only do like the last 5 questions of each section. Also, I’d recommend Dr. Chungs for math if you really wanna rape the test haha. </p>
<p>If it’s because you simply make careless mistakes just do practice tests and eventually you’ll become more careful. What I found helps for me is to underline what they ask for, for example if you have a figure of a triangle, and that triangle is divided into three triangles, and the final answer is asking you for the area of one of the inner triangles and not the whole large triangle I would outline the smaller triangle in the figure. Hope this makes sense. Good luck!</p>
<p>Do ALL the tests from the Blue Book.</p>