<p>Is the Math II SAT significantly harder than the Math I SAT? I know there are some topics that are harder in the Math II that are not present in the Math I, but is it a lot harder?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>No. In my opinion, the Math II is really easy for the level of math it offers. There usually only 2-3 hard questions that you really need to think about but 95% of the test is easy.</p>
<p>Thanks for the input! Is the test mainly pre-calculus stuff? Like if I go through the entire Barrons book and go through all my pre-calculus notes, should I be alright?</p>
<p>Yeah, it’s primarily precalc except for a few plane/coordinate geometry questions. But not too many.</p>
<p>And dont bother learning parametric equations and polar coordinates, they don’t show up on the test. But they’re easy to learn if you have the time/interest</p>
<p>Alright, thanks a lot! Also, for the practice test raw score, it says that 43/50 is also considered 800. But this is only if I omit the 7 questions right? Because if I get them wrong, then I lose a 1/4th of a point. So, hypothetically, if there were 7 questions that I wasn’t sure of, should I just not answer them?</p>
<p>Same as the SAT – if you can eliminate 1 or two options, it’s probably better to guess.</p>
<p>cortana431, parametric equations and polar coordinates DO show up in the test, but they are rare. Conics and vectors show up in the test too, but also uncommon.</p>