SAT Math 28 Hours |Target 800 SAT math

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Title: SAT Math 28 Hours |Target 800 SAT math

Price: $64.99

Average Rating: 3.85

Number of Lectures: 467

Number of Published Lectures: 467

Number of Curriculum Items: 467

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Original Price: $89.99

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What You Will Learn

SAT Math Structured Preparation

Who Should Attend

Students planning to take SAT
Students who wish to follow a Structured approach in their SAT preparation

Target Audiences

Students planning to take SAT
Students who wish to follow a Structured approach in their SAT preparation

SAT Math can be mastered with the right approach!

“Even the most motivated and intelligent student will advance more quickly under the tutelage of someone who knows the best order in which to learn things, who understands and can demonstrate the proper way to perform various skills, who can provide useful feedback, and who can devise practice activities designed to overcome particular weaknesses.”

― Anders Ericsson, Peak: Secrets from the New Science of Expertise

Do you have trouble getting answers to problems which you already practised ? Do you get a feeling that SAT Math seems unending ? Are you able to retain and apply your learnings in mock tests ? Do you feel confident about what all you have learnt ?

You have come to the right place where you will be able to bring structure to your Math Prep. With this course, everyday you study for the SAT will bring you progress and you will be adding to the reservoir of knowledge to apply on SAT DAY!

Instead of spending hours and hours on just problem solving, FIRST focus on building rock solid fundamentals. Once you finish this course you will know all the types of questions and have interlinkages between various topics and question types in your mind. Then you will be all set to spend just sufficient time for practise. The differencewill be that every question you continue to practise after this course will stick in your mind because it will just add to the reservoir of knowledge you have already built.

Get ready to achieve your DREAM Score by approaching SAT Math prep in a structured manner.

The Topics are arranged to easily form a mental structure comprising of Topics and Question types for the SAT.

BASICS for SAT
Algebra Basics for SAT
Percent for SAT
Simple Interest and Compound Interest for SAT
Rate + Work for SAT
Inequalities for SAT
Geometry for SAT
Trigonometry for SAT
Coordinate Geometry for SAT
Algebra: Quadratic Equations for SAT
Absolute value for SAT
Counting for SAT
Probability for SAT
Solids for SAT

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: MATH BASICS for SAT

Lecture 1: Definition – Prime and Composite Numbers

Lecture 2: Prime factorisation

Lecture 3: Introduction to Variables

Lecture 4: Check whether a given number is prime

Lecture 5: SAT Practice problem

Lecture 6: HCF or GCD

Lecture 7: LCM

Lecture 8: Practice problems 1

Lecture 9: Practice Problems 2 from Exemplar

Lecture 10: Practice Problems 3 from Exemplar

Lecture 11: HCF and LCM of fractions

Lecture 12: Proper,Improper,Mixed,Equivalent Fractions

Lecture 13: Addition and Subtraction of Fractions

Lecture 14: Comparing Fractions

Lecture 15: Multiplying and Dividing Fractions

Lecture 16: Expanded form of a Decimal

Lecture 17: Addition and Subtraction of Decimals

Lecture 18: Multiplication of Decimals

Lecture 19: Division of Decimals

Lecture 20: Natural, Whole,Integers,Rational,Irrational Numbers

Lecture 21: Decimal Expansion of Rational and Irrational Numbers

Lecture 22: Convert a terminating decimal expression to p/q form

Lecture 23: Non Terminating recurring decimal to p/q form

Lecture 24: Shortcut for converting to p/q form

Lecture 25: Practice Problems

Lecture 26: BODMAS Rule – Order of Operation

Lecture 27: Different Types of Brackets, Opening Brackets

Lecture 28: Even and Odd Numbers

Chapter 2: Exponents and Radicals

Lecture 1: Laws of Exponents 1

Lecture 2: Laws of Exponents 2

Lecture 3: Laws of Exponents 3- Rational powers

Lecture 4: Practice problems – Rational powers

Chapter 3: Algebra Basics: Linear Equations

Lecture 1: Equation Basics

Lecture 2: Handling Fractions in equations

Lecture 3: Distributivity + Practice Problems 1,2,3

Lecture 4: Multiple Variables

Lecture 5: Practise Problem 1,2,3

Lecture 6: What is a System of Equations

Lecture 7: Algebraic Identities

Chapter 4: System of Equations

Lecture 1: System of Equations – No Solution, Unique Solution, Infinite Solutions

Chapter 5: Percent

Lecture 1: Introduction to Percentages

Lecture 2: Percentage Change

Lecture 3: Practise Problem

Lecture 4: Increase / Decrease by a Percentage

Lecture 5: Practise Problem

Lecture 6: Constant Product Type Problems

Lecture 7: Fraction to % Table

Lecture 8: Practice Problem 1

Lecture 9: Practice Problem 2

Lecture 10: Income Comparison Type Problem

Lecture 11: Practice Problem 1

Lecture 12: Practice Problem 2

Chapter 6: Simple Interest & Compound Interest

Lecture 1: Basics

Lecture 2: SI and CI Logic Illustration

Lecture 3: SI Formula

Lecture 4: Practice Problem 1

Lecture 5: Practice Problem 2

Lecture 6: Practice Problem 3

Lecture 7: CI Formula

Lecture 8: Practice Problem 1

Lecture 9: Practice Problem 2

Lecture 10: Practice Problem 3

Lecture 11: Difference : SI and CI 1

Lecture 12: Difference : SI and CI 2

Lecture 13: Difference : SI and CI 3

Lecture 14: Practice Problem

Lecture 15: Depreciation

Lecture 16: Practice Problem

Lecture 17: Population Practice problem

Lecture 18: Population practice problem 2

Lecture 19: SAGR

Lecture 20: CAGR

Lecture 21: Practice Problem

Chapter 7: Rate and Work

Lecture 1: Basics – Work, Rate, Pipe, Cisterns

Lecture 2: Practice Problem 1,2,3

Lecture 3: Negative Work

Lecture 4: Practice Problem 1,2,3,4,5,6

Lecture 5: Practise Problem 7,8,9

Lecture 6: Special Case + Practise Problem

Lecture 7: Work as man Days

Lecture 8: Practice Problem 1,2,3

Lecture 9: Work as Volume + Practice Problem

Lecture 10: Efficiency

Lecture 11: Practice Problem 1,2,3

Lecture 12: More than 1 Group + Practise Problem

Chapter 8: Inequalities

Lecture 1: Inequalities

Chapter 9: Geometry: BASICS – Points, Lines, Planes, Angles, Polygons

Lecture 1: Points, Line Segment, Line

Lecture 2: Basics Practise Problem

Lecture 3: Intersecting and Parallel Lines

Lecture 4: Basics Practise Problem

Lecture 5: Plane

Instructors

Jackson Kailath
Teacher, Engineer, Product Manager, Entrepreneur

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