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Two variables have a strong positive association in observational data. Which conclusion is justified without further evidence?

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2026-10 · 30 practice questions with explanations

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Original multiple-choice skill practice for SAT Math topics, including algebra, nonlinear equations, data analysis, geometry and trigonometry. Includes worked explanations. Independent material; not a College Board test, an adaptive simulation or a score predictor.

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  1. Two variables have a strong positive association in observational data. Which conclusion is justified without further evidence?

  2. A right triangle has legs of lengths 9 and 12. What is the hypotenuse length?

  3. A circle has radius 6. What is its area?

  4. A circle has circumference 10 pi. What is its radius?

  5. Two similar triangles have corresponding side lengths 3 and 9. If the smaller triangle's area is 8, what is the larger triangle's area?

  6. A cylinder has radius 3 and height 8. What is its volume?

  7. In a right triangle, an acute angle has opposite side 5 and hypotenuse 13. What is the sine of the angle?

  8. What is 150 degrees expressed in radians?

  9. Which equation describes a circle with center (2, -3) and radius 4?

  10. For which value of k does x squared + 6x + k = 0 have exactly one real solution?

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