Phoenix257

I found this site from a friend of mine, the math formula sheet is pretty good. You can get it here

http://www.users.qwest.net/~akwong/sat_math.htm

soprolahh

nice .. pretty good stuff (as a refresher)

lthgiang

It is entitled "SAT Math and SAT Math IIC", I think the formula sheet is for SAT II, especially for SAT IIC, is that right? I can't imagine Math of SAT I have those difficult formula?

admanrich

Yeah that sheet is very useful for Math IIC, but hardly applicable to SAT math.

Phoenix257

I think it's supposed to be for both but the sheet doesn't show you which ones are for SAT and which ones are for SAT II

lthgiang

So we should study all?

Phoenix257

I wouldn't study all of that for SAT I, I'd say skip anything with trig in it (law of sines, law of cosines) and the things in miscellaneous

admanrich

There is very little material I've seen covered from that list on the SAT I. Some of it might help you out / save time, but I only would recommend that if you know what you're doing. Glancing over that sheet, the only things useful for the SAT I are Systems of Equations, Basic area formulas (the complicated ones they give you), Quadratic formula, and the diagonal sum formula. The probability and sequences and series info is not explained very well. I hate how they demonstrate using the nPr and nCr method. I find it a lot easier to visualize the probability problems rather than try to use the formula.

Johnnaet

Have you guys checked out the SAT Math Formula Sheet? I think author filtered out the formulas that are not tested. And he did a really good job on the covering the proportions and coordinates.

fignewton

^Sigh. Ancient thread, first two very similar posts by new member. Do you really think that no one here will realize that you are just advertising a product and trying to improve your google rankings?