McGraw-Hill's Conquering the New SAT Math

Introducing the extra help students need for this year''s brand-new version of the SAT I More than 1.4 million high school students will be taking this year''s brand-new version of the SAT I, and all of them will be looking for something that will give them the edge they need to ace the test. Written by distinguished experts in their fields, these books in the McGraw-Hill SAT I Workbook series are exactly what test takers will be looking for. Ideal for those who feel they need extra help preparing for the test, and also for those who are just looking to practice and further hone their skills, these workbooks provide all the expert test-taking guidance students expect from McGraw-Hill, including: Coverage of all the latest changes to the SAT I Surefire strategies for successfully answering every type of question Hundreds of sample questions just like those on the actual test Dozens of skill-building drills and exercises Five complete tests with thorough explanations of all questions and answers

Get the edge you need to score high on the math sections of the new SAT!

The new SAT I has a revised math section-one that presents greater challenges than ever before. McGraw-Hill's Conquering SAT Mathis packed with inside strategies and intensive practice for all the latest SAT math question types. Created and classroom-tested by two acclaimed math educators, it's got everything you need to get ready for this difficult part of the SAT - and to help you achieve your best SAT Math score. McGraw-Hill's Conquering SAT Math includes:

• 5 practice SAT math tests with worked-out solutions to every question
• Hundreds of sample questions just like those on the real test
• Test-smart strategies for answering every question type: factors, ratios, percents, powers, basic algebra, geometry, functions, probability, and more
• Valuable tips for using your calculator

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Robert Postman is a professor of mathematics and education at Mercy College in Dobbs Ferry, New York. Ryan Postman teaches high school mathematics in Montvale, New Jersey.