SAT math tricks · daily practice · weekly prize
Solve SAT math faster.
Learn one shortcut at a time on YouTube, then practice it here with 10 fresh SAT-style problems every day. The fastest perfect score each week wins a prize.
This week: $25 gift card · challenge closes T−0d 00h 00m
How it works
Watch, practice, win
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Watch the trick
Short videos: one real SAT-style problem, a pause to try it, then the fast way to solve it.
- 2
Practice daily
Ten problems a day, the same set for everyone, with the trick shown after each answer.
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Win weekly
Ten harder problems each week. The highest score wins, and ties go to the fastest time.
Daily practice
Ten problems. Every day. Same for everyone.
Linear equations, percents, slopes, systems, ratios and functions, the topics that show up most on SAT math. Answer each one, then see the shortcut.
- Problems10 multiple choice
- TimeAbout 5 minutes
- New setEvery midnight, Pacific Time
Weekly challenge · this week
Fastest perfect score wins.
Ten harder problems with no hints until the end. Only your first completed attempt each week counts, so warm up with daily practice first.
- Prize$25 gift card + Solver of the Week shoutout
- Closes inT−0d 00h 00m
- EntryFree, ages 13 and up
- Finish the challenge to get your result code.
- Submit the code with your username and email on the entry form.
- If you win, explain how you solved one problem in a short voice note.
On YouTube
One problem. One trick. Under a minute.
Each video teaches a shortcut you can use in the practice sets right away.
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Weekly challenge
Official rules
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1. Sponsor
The Satellite Math Weekly Challenge is run by [Your full name], [City, State]. Contact: [email address].
2. No purchase necessary
Entry is free. Buying anything does not improve your chances of winning.
3. Eligibility
Open to legal residents of the 50 United States and D.C. who are 13 or older when they enter. Entrants under 18 need a parent or guardian's permission to enter and to accept a prize. Void where prohibited.
4. Challenge week
Each week runs from Monday 12:00 a.m. to Sunday 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.
5. How to enter
Complete the week's challenge on satellitemath.com, then submit your username, email address and result code through the entry form before the week closes. Only your first completed attempt counts. One entry per person per week.
6. How the winner is chosen
This is a contest of skill, not chance. The highest score wins. Ties are broken by the fastest time, then by the earliest submission.
7. Fair play and verification
Solve the problems yourself. Using AI tools, another person or any outside help is not allowed. Before receiving a prize, the potential winner must explain how they solved one problem chosen by the sponsor, in a short voice note or video. Entries that can't be verified may be disqualified. If a potential winner doesn't respond within 7 days, the next-highest entry may be selected.
8. Prize
One $25 digital gift card per week (approximate retail value: $25) and a shoutout by username in a Satellite Math video. No cash substitute. Prizes for winners under 18 are delivered through a parent or guardian.
9. Privacy
We collect your username and email address only to run the challenge and contact winners. Parent or guardian contact details are collected only from winners under 18. We don't sell your information. [Add how long you keep entries and how to request deletion.]
10. YouTube
This challenge is not sponsored, endorsed or administered by YouTube. By entering, you release YouTube from any liability related to it. Entries and conduct must follow YouTube's Community Guidelines; entries that don't comply will be disqualified.
11. General
The sponsor may change or cancel the challenge if it can't run as planned. The challenge is run and prizes are awarded as described in these rules.