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SAT Math tests functions in 4–6 of the 44 math questions. Expect to evaluate f(x) at a specific value, compose functions like f(g(x)), read values from a table or graph, and interpret coefficients in a real-world model. Difficulty adapts to your accuracy — get one right, the next is harder; miss two, we ease off. Every question ships with a full step-by-step solution, and if you slip an AI tutor walks you through the reasoning instead of just handing over the answer.