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Digital SAT Math Overview 2024

Starting in spring 2024, the SAT will transition to a fully digital format, consisting of two math modules with 22 questions each, lasting 35 minutes. The question types will include 70% problem-solving and 30% word problems, covering topics such as algebra, advanced math, data analysis, and geometry. Students will answer 75% of questions as multiple-choice and 25% as student-produced responses, with calculators allowed.

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Digital SAT Math Overview 2024

Starting in spring 2024, the SAT will transition to a fully digital format, consisting of two math modules with 22 questions each, lasting 35 minutes. The question types will include 70% problem-solving and 30% word problems, covering topics such as algebra, advanced math, data analysis, and geometry. Students will answer 75% of questions as multiple-choice and 25% as student-produced responses, with calculators allowed.

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SAT Math

Overview
 Beginning in the spring of 2024, the SAT is
switching to a fully digital format
 This new format helps streamline the exam
for students
The SAT math
section includes 2
sections:
 Module 1: 22 questions, 35 minutes
 Module 2: 22 questions, 35 minutes
SAT Math (Digital
SAT)
2 sections
Module 1
 22 questions
 35 minutes
Module 2
 22 questions
 35 minutes
• Question Type Breakdown
70% Problem Solving: 15–16 questions per module
30% Word Problems: 6–7 questions per module
• Content Breakdown
35% Algebra: 7–8 questions per module
35% Advanced Math: 7–8 questions per module
15% Problem-Solving & Data Analysis: 3–4 questions per
module
15% Geometry and Trigonometry: 3–4 questions per module
Topics Covered
 Algebra 13-15 questions
 Advanced Math 13-15 questions
 Problem solving & Data Analysis 5-7 questions
 Geometry & Trigonometry 5-7 questions
Algebra questions
include the
subtopics:
 Linear equations in 1 variable
 Linear equations in 2 variables
 Linear functions
 Systems of 2 linear equations in 2 variables
 Linear inequalities in 1 or 2 variables
Advanced
math questions
include
 Equivalent expressions
 Nonlinear equations in 1 variable
 Systems of equations in 2 variables
 Nonlinear functions
Problem-solving
and data
analysis
 Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, and units
Percentages
 One-variable data: distributions and measures of center
and spread
 Two-variable data: models and scatterplots
Problem-solving
and data
analysis
 Probability and conditional probability
 Inference from sample statistics and margin of error
 Evaluating statistical claims: observational studies and
experiments
Geometry and
trigonometry que
stions
 Area and volume formulas
 Lines, angles, and triangles
 Right triangles and trigonometry
 Circles
Types of Questions
 75% of the questions on the SAT math section
will be multiple-choice.
 The other 25% will be student produced
response questions.(SPR)
 Calculator allowed
Other Notes:
 The number of degrees of a circle is 360.
 The number of radians in a circle is 2π.
 The sum of degrees of the angles of a triangle is 180
Student
Produced
Responses:
 Up to 5 characters allowed for positive answers.
 Up to 6 characters allowed for negative answers.
 Fractions that are too long should be converted to the decimal
equivalent.
 Decimals that are too long should be truncated or rounded to the fourth
digit
Continued--------
 Mixed numbers should be converted to improper
fractions or the decimal equivalent.
 DON'T include symbols like percent signs,
commas, measurements, or dollar signs.
No Need to Know Here are a few things you
won’t need to know to answer Digital SAT Math
questions: calculus, logarithms, and matrices.
Essentially, the Digital SAT tests a whole lot of
algebra and some arithmetic, statistics, and
geometry.

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