Math concepts for the ACT® test | Uniform Motion

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In this Math Prep Tutorial for the ACT® we cover a topic found in the ACT Math section called Uniform Motion. The basis for these types of problems is the distance formula where distance is equal to velocity (speed) times time. This equation can be solved for time or velocity. This video goes over several types of questions there were found on previous ACT exams. Stay tuned until the end for a surprise.

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