Using the Desmos Calculator on the SAT®

What is Desmos?

• A study guide for the SAT®

• A digital graphing calculator

• A math textbook

• A physical graphing calculator

Where can you access the SAT® version of the Desmos calculator before the test to practice?

• At Desmos.com

• On social media

• Through a mobile app

• At the library

Why is it important to know how to use the Desmos calculator for the SAT®?

• You're not allowed to bring a calculator

• It’s required for all subjects

• It helps solve problems faster and more accurately

• It’s a fun tool to use

What additional math tools will you have access to on the SAT® Math test besides Desmos?

• Protractor

• Science experiment guides

• Essay templates

• Reference sheet and scratch paper

What does the simplified interface of the Desmos SAT® version aim to do?

• Add more complex functions for a harder test

• Avoid distractions and streamline the testing experience

• Provide more color options

• Include more advanced features

What is one feature of Desmos that can help visualize equations?

• Text editor

• Graphing functions

• Sound effects

• Video tutorials

How can you plot a basic graph in Desmos?

• Clicking the more button

• By solving a puzzle

• By drawing it with a pen

What is the purpose of the reference sheet available during the SAT® Math test?

• To provide formulas and information to help solve math problems

• To write notes for the math section

• • To draw pictures

• To provide instructions for Student Produced Response questions

What can you do if you want to clear all equations in Desmos during the test?

• Restart the computer

• Write over the equations

• Close Bluebook

• Use the gear icon and select "Delete All"

How can you organize and plot data points in Desmos?

• By drawing with a stylus

• By using the table feature

• By entering data into the calculator

• By using the functions button