General Advice for tackling the Math Level CII Test

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<p>do you have any advice to tackle the math Level CII test? If so, please post it here.</p>

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<p>I got an 800 and only 2 questions wrong (although 6 wrong is equal to 2 wrong).</p>

<p>Heres what you do. If you had a trig/precalc course great. Thats what you need. However, there are probably some topics on the subject test you did not cover in your class. So, buy a review book. Also be careful when it comes to time. If you had lots of time remaining on the SAT I math you probably won’t when you take your first practice test of MathII. But the completeiton of test will get you comfortable to where you need to be speed wise. </p>

<p>There is a large curve so if you get it down to 3 answers or less, it doesnt hurt to guess.</p>

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<p>Mikenthemaddog66, would the book: The Official Study Guide for all SAT Subject Tests help for studying for the SATIIs?</p>

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<p>what Mike said is very true. You are pressed for time on the SAT II. Thus, it is very important that you have the ability to recall formulas and rules quickly on the SAT 2C.</p>

<p>My friend, who is a pretty smart guy (800 SAT I math, 800 math 2c) wrote this formula sheet a while back. I think I posted this on cc before but he remade his website on a different domain so I’ll give another link. </p>

<p><a href=“http://jeff.ct.wong.googlepages.com/satmath[/url]”>http://jeff.ct.wong.googlepages.com/satmath&lt;/a&gt;
(You won’t be able to find this with a google search…strangely, after all it’s on google pages…)</p>

<p>It is by no means a professional document, this guy is still a high school kid. It’s helpful AFTER you learn the concepts; the formula sheet is simply for review and to help you remember important things. He also wrote some supplement thing with some example problems on the harder topics.</p>

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