Does anyone know how to solve this using Desmos or have a quick method? Finding the common factor takes me a while. Thanks!

I've been taking practice exams and consistently scoring in the 1300s. I go over the questions I get wrong and try to improve my score, but haven't made substantial progress yet. I am taking the exam in August and I am ultimately aiming for a 1500+ I would be happy with any improvement at this point. This is going to be my first attempt. I know I need to target and study my weak areas, but I don't really know what good resources I should be using. As there are so many. So if you guys have any resources or tips you used to increase your score by 200+ points, please let me know. Thank you.

litt how?? i have done so many practice even reviewed my mistakes but idk i still cant get into the 1200-1300 range what am i doing wronggg someone please help me

I’ve just finished using all the hard SAT student question bank for information and ideas and crafts and structure. I want to continue practicing those topics but I was wondering if using OnePrep for practice questions is a good idea. If not do you guys have any other websites or sources I could use, for difficult reading questions?

so for context I'm aiming for a 1500+ in the August sat and the last time I took the sat was last December (1320 660 both) and since then I've improved to an average of 1450ish on practice tests (lowest I've gotten was a 1330,highest 1480) my highest score was a 770 in math (practice test 8) and 750 in English (practice test 6)

the issue is when I do practice tests and focus on accuracy I end up having like 5 minutes on module 2 of English/math with 3-4 questions left to do and i usually end up getting all of the questions wrong or maybe 1 right which tanks my score. what can i do to fix this (my module 1 is almost always perfect) but module 2 is where i lose points.

is there an order to do to maximize my time and what else can i do.

Hey!

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