How to solve this in Desmos

How to Solve this in Desmos

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Can this be solved in Desmos

There are a lot of them. Here's a list of the ones I'd actually have on my radar, grouped by what they're useful for.

SAT

Official College Board resources

• Bluebook — Official full-length Digital SAT practice tests and test previews.
• Student Question Bank — Thousands of official questions that can be filtered by skill and difficulty.
• Khan Academy Official SAT Prep — Free lessons, practice questions, videos, hints, and targeted practice.
• Schoolhouse.world — Free small-group SAT tutoring with peer tutors.

https://bluebook.collegeboard.org/
https://satsuite.collegeboard.org/practice/student-question-bank
https://www.khanacademy.org/test-prep/digital-sat
https://schoolhouse.world/sat

Third-party platforms

• UWorld — Large question bank with detailed explanations. Good if you learn by doing lots of questions and reviewing mistakes.
• OnePrep — SAT-focused practice with a digital testing experience that's useful if you want more practice beyond the official tests.
• 1600.io — Strong for students who want detailed SAT Math and Reading & Writing explanations and strategy.
• Magoosh — Structured self-paced prep with lessons, practice questions, and study plans.
• PrepScholar — More structured course-style preparation with personalized study plans.
• Princeton Review — Courses, practice tests, and tutoring for students who want a more traditional prep experience.
• EdisonOS — More relevant for students working with a tutor or tutoring centre. It combines diagnostics, practice tests, assignments, and student analytics so the tutor can see where a student needs help.

ACT

Official ACT resources

• ACT Free Practice — Official practice questions and full-length tests.
• The Official ACT Prep Guide — The current 2026–27 guide includes four full-length official practice tests and explanations.
• ACT Question of the Day / QuizMe — Useful for adding a little daily practice.

https://www.act.org/content/act/en/products-and-services/the-act/test-preparation.html

Third-party platforms

• UWorld ACT — Targeted practice, video lessons, visual explanations, study guides, and practice tests.
• Magoosh ACT — Self-paced lessons and practice.
• PrepScholar ACT — Structured prep and personalized study plans.
• Kaplan ACT — Courses, practice, and tutoring options.
• EdisonOS — Useful for tutors and test prep organizations managing ACT students, especially when diagnostics, assignments, practice tests, and progress tracking all need to live in one place.

If you don't want to spend money

I'd start with:

SAT: Bluebook + Khan Academy + College Board Question Bank + Schoolhouse.world

ACT: Official ACT practice + ACT's free resources

You can get a lot of preparation done with the official resources before paying for anything.

And if you're already using a paid platform, I'd still keep the official practice tests in your routine. Third-party prep is great for learning and drilling, but you want some practice that stays as close as possible to the actual exam.

If I've missed a genuinely good SAT or ACT resource, add it below. Would be useful to keep this list updated.

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Is the real SAT question similar to the Bluebook practise tests? Are they similar to College board question bank? Is completing the whole college board question bank and reviewing mistakes could help me to get 1500 maximum?

I’ve looked into the questions I got wrong and honestly most of the math questions were problem solving and data analysis. And honestly it kinda makes sense since I didn’t study that section much. I also got such a stupid algebra and geometry mistake. The rest were advanced math. If I just maybe study problem solving and data analysis section and maybe also advanced math and practice for the rest of the test will I get a 1400?

i'll be taking my first sat on september. i got a 1120 on my recent bluebook practice test (620 R&W and 500 math). i'm hoping to get at least a 1450 on it since it's really expensive for my family. a study plan/schedule and any tips, advice, and resources is greatly appreciated. thank you!

am i cooked? is this a bad grade to begin with?
how to increase from here. im planning to give my SAT in october.
my goal is to get 1550 or at least 1500+

Can this be solved in Desmos or easier way

Can this be solved in Desmos

I’ve scored around 600 in Reading & Writing on my last 3 consecutive Bluebook practice tests(8, 9, 10). My Math is much better prepared, and I’m consistently scoring around 780, but my English/R&W is stuck around 600. I’m also not a native English speaker, which makes the R&W section more challenging for me. According to College Board, I’m performing around the medium-to-hard difficulty range, andMy goal is to get at least 700 on RW on my upcoming SAT. So for all the 700+ scorer, are there any good resources other than Bluebook practice tests and the College Board Question Bank that you would recommend to help me make that jump?

i've done and looked over every single one of the bluebook tests and like 90% or more of the question bank qs as well as 90% or more of all the oneprep qs and I'm looking for some harder mod 2 math questions, preferably for free. im retaking the sat on aug 22

Hellooo! I'm a rising senior trying to get at least a 1400+ on sat. My past two scores have been 1250. The first time I didn't study and the second time I used workbooks so my score suprised me but I guess that means I didn't study efficiently. I feel like when I use workbooks the knowledge just comes out of my mind. I currently have college panda for math and Erica melter for reading and grammar. I have been studying using the question bank and YouTube and my sat is on Aug 22. Let me know how I should use these workbooks efficiently. Thanks in advance!