THE REDESIGNED SAT: I have tried to make a list summarizing, at a high level, the topics to be covered on the new math test... If you can add to this list or suggest comments, YELL LOUD: HIGH-LEVEL SUMMARY OF MATH TOPICS -- Multiple steps may be required to solve problems that represent a context: • Linear equations in one variable • Linear inequalities in one variable • Equations in two variables • Systems of linear inequalities in two variables • Systems of linear equations in two variables • Graphical representations of linear equations or other relationships • Ratios, rates, proportional relationships, scale drawings • Percentages • Measurement quantities, units, and unit conversions • Linear, quadratic, and exponential models to describe scatterplot variables • Linear and exponential growth • Analysis of categorical data • Conditional probability • Population parameters and sample statistics • Mean, median, mode, range, and standard deviation • Analyze data represented in tables, graphs, and text summaries • Quadratic functions • Exponential functions • Expressions with rational exponents and radicals • Quadratic equations • Polynomial arithmetic • Rational and radical equations in one variable • Systems of one linear equation and one quadratic equation in two variables • Interpret nonlinear expressions in terms of context • Zeroes and factors of polynomials • Nonlinear relationships between two variables • Function transformations and compositions • Volume • Trigonometry ratios • Pythagorean Theorem and right triangles • Complex number arithmetic • Degree-radian conversions • Trigonometric functions • Circles, arc lengths, angle measures, chord lengths, areas of sectors • Lines, angles, triangles: similarity and congruence • Triangle theorems and trigonometry • Intersecting lines • Circles in the coordinate plane: equations in two variables
Posted on: Fri, 18 Apr 2014 03:39:21 +0000
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