| While the SAT has no trigonometry, about one-fourth of the
questions are basic geometry. Most students need to review. |
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| Geometry: Angles |
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| When two parallel lines (1 & 2) are cut by a transversal (3), alternate interior angles are equal: A = D and B = C |
| When two parallel lines (1 & 2) are cut by a transversal (3), alternate exterior angles are equal: A = D and B = C |
| When two parallel lines (1 & 2) are cut by a transversal (3), corresponding angles are equal: A = C and B = D |
| While the SAT has no trigonometry, about one-fourth of the
questions are basic geometry. Most students need to review. |
| Practice with these examples:
An easy problem for scores from 200 to 400 A moderate problem for scores from 400 to 600 A difficult problem for scores from 600 to 800 For more practice: Click here for problems in The Official SAT Study Guide. Click here to return to Web Book Access |
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