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SAT Math: Exam Prep & Study Path

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Linear equations

An equation is a balance. Applying the same reversible operation to both sides keeps its solutions unchanged.

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Original diagram: Read a line. Understand the story. VIDEO → ARTICLE
Gauth · 9 min read

Read a line. Understand the story.

From a pair of points to a useful linear model, with a visual check at every step.

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Original diagram: Factor with a purpose. VIDEO → ARTICLE
The Organic Chemistry Tutor · 11 min read

Factor with a purpose.

See why factoring works, when to stop, and how to check the answer the question actually asks for.

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Original diagram: Read a circle as a distance. VIDEO → ARTICLE
Khan Academy · 12 min read

Read a circle as a distance.

Recover the center and radius, rebuild an expanded equation, and check what a point means.

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Original diagram: Keep the sign of a residual. VIDEO → ARTICLE
Khan Academy · 12 min read

Keep the sign of a residual.

Connect a data point, a prediction and a vertical difference—then decide what the model does not establish.

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A focused foundation pilot. 400 original question variants across 96 families. This is a starting set, not complete SAT coverage. Explore the coverage map and gaps. Difficulty labels are uncalibrated editorial estimates; independent educator review is pending.