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Each topic on the digital SAT exam comes down to one rule. Learn the rule, watch it work on example after example, then learn the traps the test sets for you.

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THE RULE
SAT Math · Linear equations
Simplify to  ax + b = cx + d
a ≠ cexactly one solution
a = c, b ≠ dno solution
a = c, b = dinfinitely many
One rule. Seven examples. Every linear equation on the test.
How it works

Rule. Examples. Traps.

Every topic gets the same three-part treatment, so you always know what's coming.

1

The rule

One short rule that covers the whole topic, shown on a single card you can screenshot and review.

2

Seven examples

SAT-style questions, animated step by step, until applying the rule is automatic.

3

Shortcuts & traps

The hard versions, and the exact mistakes the wrong answer choices are waiting for.

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Use the rule. Five seconds.

This is the practice question from the end of the linear equations lesson.

SAT MathStudent-produced response

The equation below has infinitely many solutions. What is the value of k?

2(x + 3) = 2x + k
  1. Expand the left side: 2x + 6 = 2x + k
  2. The x terms already match (2 = 2).
  3. Infinitely many solutions means the constants match too: k = 6
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SAT Linear Equations: one rule plus seven examples
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SAT Linear Equations: Solve Any of Them

The rule, then seven examples. Distribute, clear fractions, find an expression without solving for x, and spot no-solution and infinite-solution questions instantly.

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Every Math and Reading & Writing topic on the digital SAT exam, plus strategy for pacing, guessing and test week.

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