Is this SAT Math Workbook any good?

Test Preparation
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<p>I recently took a practice test and scored a freaking 500, so I need some extra practice. What's the general consensus on the book? Thanks.</p>

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<p>Seriously - uh...PR? I dunno. lol.</p>

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<p>ummm i used that.....its good practice...but still math is a skill and logic is the best thing to bring to the test</p>

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<p>Practice will do no good if you can't do the problems. Read through McGraw-Hill's or Gruber's math review. I've only read through McGraw-Hill's, but I've heard that Gruber's is good as well. Then you can use a workbook for its practice problems. I used Barron's; its review sections were useless, its practice sections were good, and its practice tests were a few magnitude higher in difficulty, in true Barron's style. I don't know anything about Kaplan's, but I'm sure it's pretty similar.</p>

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<p>I can recommend the Barron's Math Workbook for the practice value. Kaplan's Math Workbook, while decent, does not seem to match Barron's in variety or difficulty of questions.</p>