SAT Math: Creating Equations from Word Problems

In this series, we take a deep dive into the many topics that the SAT Math section tests on. From Linear Equations to Imaginary Numbers, we look at the 20 primary topics on the SAT, sometimes breaking them into multiple videos. Each video will follow one or two examples, but will focus on understanding the concept in a more general context so as to apply it to any relevant SAT question. These work best as review videos for SAT prep, but also serve as good starting points if any of these concepts are new or confusing to you. Pair these lessons with focused practice, emphasize the concepts that challenge you, and you're guaranteed to see improvement in your Math performance.

In this week's SAT Video, Jake covers a crucial and endlessly applicable skill for SAT Math: Creating Equations from Word Problems. Because the SAT loves to give challenging, complex word problems, the process of translating from English to Math is worth learning and practicing to mastery to ensure consistent success in SAT Math.

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