Algebra
Free SAT Algebra Practice Questions
Algebra is one of the two biggest domains on SAT Math, covering roughly 35% of the section. It's built entirely around linear relationships — equations, functions, systems, and inequalities — which makes it one of the highest-leverage domains to master early, since the same core skills reappear across all five subtopics. Every subtopic below has its own free, instantly-scored practice set on the GetSATMath dashboard, in Easy, Medium, and Hard difficulty.
Algebra subtopics
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Linear equations in one variable
Solving for a single unknown, including equations with variables on both sides and equations requiring distribution.
Linear functions
Interpreting and building linear functions from a graph, table, or verbal description, including slope and intercepts.
Linear equations in two variables
Working with equations of lines — slope-intercept form, point-slope form, and standard form — and converting between them.
Systems of two linear equations in two variables
Solving systems by substitution, elimination, or graphing, and interpreting how many solutions a system has.
Linear inequalities in one or two variables
Solving and graphing inequalities, including compound inequalities and systems of inequalities.
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