Desmos for the New Digital SAT Math Test

Anna Moss offers a focused introduction to using the Desmos calculator on common SAT Math problems. Four lectures develop selected operations and examples, including interpreting graphs in equation-solving situations. The course is a short taught supplement for calculator confidence rather than a complete sequence of high-school mathematics.

What you will learn

• Recognize when a graph can help solve a problem
• Enter and interpret selected Desmos operations
• Check a calculator result against the question

Who this suits

For Digital SAT learners who want a short introduction to calculator use while continuing broader math preparation elsewhere.

Before you enroll

The page lists 40 minutes, updated in January 2024. The small syllabus should be considered before purchase: it does not cover every SAT Math skill. Verify current calculator rules and Bluebook behavior with official sources. Tool use cannot replace understanding what a question asks.

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Put it into practice

Choose a simple equation-solving example and describe the answer before opening the calculator. Use the graph to check your reasoning, then explain why the visible result answers the mathematical question.

Source and review

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