SAT Math · Algebra
Algebra
Linear equations, functions, inequalities and systems — the backbone of the Math section. Drill each skill until setting up the equation becomes automatic.
- About 35% of Math
- 13–15 questions
- 5 skills
Practice every SAT topic in the real test's format, then see exactly what to study next — so each session moves your score.
Tests
PrepFriend starts with the Digital SAT, covered topic by topic. More tests join as their question banks are ready.
Both sections, all eight domains, in the adaptive test's format: short timed sets, topic drills and full-length practice tests at real SAT pace.
PrepFriend supports SAT prep today. ACT, Quiz Bowl and USABO (USA Biology Olympiad) prep come next, each added once its question bank is built and reviewed.
Why PrepFriend
A final score says how a test went. PrepFriend also says why, and what to practise before the next one.
Choose subject, topic and difficulty, then cap it by time or by number of questions. A 10-minute warm-up or a full section — your call.
Questions follow the Digital SAT's structure and domain mix, so what you practise is what you will see on test day.
Every test updates a picture of your strongest and weakest domains and skills. Your five weakest are ranked for you, each one click from a targeted set.
Set a target score and a test date. PrepFriend tracks whether your trend will get there, and says so early while there is still time to adjust.
Stuck on a domain? Each topic comes with a short lesson and video, side by side with practice, so you can learn it and try it straight away.
An AI study assistant on every page. Ask about your results, focus areas and goals, or have it explain an SAT topic from the lessons.
Your next practice set, built from your past answers: your weakest domain to shore up, or a harder level once you are strong everywhere.
Parents and teachers assign tests and follow progress; students just practise. Everyone sees the part that matters to them.
How it works
No software to install. Everything runs in the browser.
Your email address is all we ask for — nothing else. Parents and teachers can add student accounts that sign in with a username — no email needed.
A short set across the topics shows where you stand in each SAT domain before you spend time on anything.
Follow the ranked list: a lesson, then a targeted set, then another check. Short sessions add up.
Full-length sections at SAT pace, so timing and stamina are sorted before test day.
For everyone involved
Each role gets its own view, and nobody sees more than they should.
Practise, review every answer with its explanation, and watch your weakest areas shrink.
Assign tests to your own children and see progress by subject and skill, not just a score.
Assign work to your class, spot which domains the group struggles with, and plan from there.
All it takes is your email address. Your first SAT practice set is minutes away.