I thought I had years to study for the sat but apparently my highschool makes you take it in your freshman year for access to AP classes. This unfortunately means I need to prepare quickly, and the worst part is I barely have looked at math. Does anyone have good resources for learning the math portions of the SAT

For my last two practice tests I got a 660 and then a 640 (took practice test 8, which is a bit harder). So I am stuck in this mark. My weaknesses are information and ideas, and expression of ideas. I keep doing practice problems but I dont see any change. I am taking my SAT in august, would it be possible to get my score up to a 700+ on reading? How should I do it, because I do analyze questions right after practice tests, do practice questions on oneprep, but still I am lacking something.

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initially i had a 1310 when i took it w/o preparing, i watched a few videos and took a oneprep practice test, now my score jumped 50 points to a 1360 710 reading and 650 math i got 12 days, anyone got any ideas as to how i can maximize my score? it's probably not realistic but im j curious

So, my overall goal for the June SAT will be 1200, but achieving a minimum score of 1160 will be fine for me (I know it seems low, but it's enough for an arts and humanities degree at my goal university). My R&W score have been consistently good so far, since I've been scoring an average of 680 across my five practice tests; however, my math score has been averaging 450, but I am slightly improving. Does anyone have any tips on how I can possibly improve my math to at least a 520-550? Please note that I have struggled with basic math fundamentals ever since I was young, and mostly rely on Desmos for everything as I genuinely struggle a LOT with remembering equations, especially in Geometry and Advanced Math. I just need a small push so I be confident about my score. I've attached my last few practice SATs below, any help or commentary is appreciated!