Barron's Sat Subject Test Math Level 2

by Richard Ku M.A., Howard P. Dodge

This manual opens with a diagnostic test that includes explained answers to help students pinpoint their math strengths and weaknesses. In chapters that follow, detailed topic reviews cover polynomial, trigonometric, exponential, logarithmic, and rational functions; coordinate and three-dimensional geometry; numbers and operations; data analysis, statistics, and probability; and graphing calculators, their operations and applications. Six full-length model tests with answers, explanations, and self-evaluation charts conclude this manual.

Genres: Textbooks

336 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2008

Reviews

[Malaika]

i need 2 hit my goodreads goal

[Quadratic Reciprocity]

Slightly more difficult than the actual exam but overall well done

[Ghjg]

Please

[Anuki]

The real exercises in test is very different from what it is in book.

[Jon Gauthier]

I took the SAT Math 2 test today. This book covered everything that I saw on the test (and maybe a bit more). The model tests in the book were markedly more difficult than the real thing.

[Bilguun]

Practice tests are harder than the real thing, which is both good and bad. Anyhow, it gives you the necessary preparation.

[Harry Rickards]

While it contains pretty much all of the course (certainly when combined with the Level 1 version), a large portion of the exercises and content are not in the course/exam.

[shf]

I got a 780/800 by reading this book.

[Bill]

Practice tests are harder than the real thing, which is both good and bad. Anyhow, it gives you the necessary preparation.

[Sam Lien]

It wrecked my brain to study so much within so little time!

[Shelfari]

So, I went through this book, freaked out and changed to take math level 1 again!