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Math Workbook for the New SAT (Barron's Math Workbook for the Sat I)3rd Edition

Revised to reflect the newly structured math section on the SAT, the new edition of this workbook offers students intensive preparation for the test’s all-important math questions.

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The author suggests special math strategies to help students approach unfamiliar types of questions and come up with correct answers.

Exercises include hundreds of multiple-choice questions and “grid-in” questions with worked-out solutions, plus a new focus on third-year college preparatory math topics.

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Author: Lawrence S. Leff

Publisher: Barron's Educational Series

Date: Dec. 3, 2004

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