August 2024 SAT Prep: The 10 Hardest SAT Math Questions of 2023

Want to get a perfect score on the SAT? Expert tutor and perfect scorer Michael Stroup will teach you some of the most important tips, tricks, and strategies to get a perfect 800 on the SAT Math section. Michael makes the 10 toughest SAT Math questions from 2023 look easy and this video will give you some great practice with the most challenging types of questions that can appear on both the paper based SAT and the Digital SAT. If you are preparing for the SAT in December of 2023, this video is a must watch. You will get practice with the hardest SAT Math questions testing your skills on quadratics, absolute value, percentages, trigonometry, exponents, percentages, geometry, and graphing. Michael will also cover some resources that you can use to further improve your SAT math score and talk about some of the strategies that he uses with his students to help them score perfectly on the SAT.

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[klaeparchment]

For question 38, there is a separate method as well. You can solve for the Radiuses instead. For the small circle, the radius is 1/2(4x) = 2x
Thus, pi(2x)^2 = 72. Solving for x gives you 2.3936. The radius for the larger circle would then be 1/2(5x) = 2.5x. Inputting the x value into the circle formula gives us the same answer of 112.5. You can then subtract the areas to find the area of the shaded region. 112.5-72 = 40.5

[nicholasahn]

Thank you so much for your wonderful SAT course Mike! I was able to achieve my dream score of 1580 on the June 2023 SAT due to your guidance 😊.

[ofkhod]

Honestly this video is much better in comparison to the other SAT math videos I've watched

[josephjeong]

Good luck to everyone taking the exam today!!!

[JEEaspirooffl]

Hello Mike,

Thank you so much for your assistance. Your course was incredibly helpful, and I was able to achieve a score of 1590 on the October attempt. I've been watching your videos and diligently practicing from your book, which I consider the most important factor in my achievement. I'd like to extend all the credit to you. Thank you!

[robertc]

Hi Michael I am tutoring a 7th grader who scored 99.9% on the PSAT. I just watched your video and I think it will help me to meet the challenge. Thank you.

[certzs]

notes forself:

2:36 : value of first 3 months then plugin
4:50
13:14 : After equal in brackets in squared
14:43 : Precent is X

[Hi-tznr]

for #19 in my mind if the right angle is split in half then that means its asking for the cos 45 - sin 45 with both equaling sqrt2/2 making the answer zero. I was unaware of that specific rule, but luckily that unit circle is helpful

[DaChelimo]

The last one was a pretty good one... I hadn't seen the catch. Big up thanks from Kenya 💓

[leirecuberes]

Thanks! This was really helpful. Hope to do well in the SAT lol. My last score was a 940, but I have been feeling really really good about this next one coming up....Maybe it will be the one thanks to this video.

[shivaprasadmallikarjunaiah]

Those are some very good mind-twisting questions. Thanks for sharing them.

[charlizeyliveane]

thank you! taking the SAT in August and I'm so nervous!!

[hariprasath]

I find these questions much easier (can be solved in a minute or less) these were comparatively of much lower standard compared to competitive exams in india (im just a school student)

[PEYVANDDOLATIARJAGH]

thank you so much this was helpful ! waiting for more videos hopefully

[anayjoglekar]

I gave the DSAT once before and I could solve all these question with ease I am certain there are much harder questions on the DSAT especially the last few questions in module 2

[StrategicTestPrep]

Hey congrats on this video! You got tons of views! 🎉

[echodrgn]

Currently doing algebra 1 in 8th grade and I plan to accept nothing less than 1600 on the sat's so watching these vids will be very helpfull XD

[jay]

Great video, I learned some new stuff. Thank you

[nqlfcuv]

Thanks man, that went a long way
Buh I still have little problems with absolute value stuff😢