ACT Math Test Prep

This ACT math prep study guide review youtube video tutorial contains plenty of examples and practice problems with solutions to help you master the concepts that is commonly tested on the act. It contains tips and strategies to help you some common act math problems in algebra, geometry, and trigonometry. This video contains the formulas you need to answer very common questions. This video provides a basic overview of questions you might see on the actual test. If you need help, you came to the right place.

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[ppytocs]

16:00 average
23:13 trigonometry
30:14 always factors
33:19 system of equation elimination
44:55 slope
46:15 inequality
48:03 equation of a circle

[sudeku]

9:42

Important Concepts:
23:61 SOH CAH TOA
33:24 System of Equations
41:29 Properties of Exponents
45:00 How to get to slope intercept from AX+BY=C
48:09 Finding the equation of a circle
51:37 Trigonometric identities
(This is just me marking where I left off last)(And some other stuff-- Feel free to use it!)

[Yards-sx]

I have re-learned so much in just this video alone. Keep up the good work for people that have been out of school a while like me and the ones that struggle. Breaking it down Barney style. Thank You.

[sickgorenguts]

Important Concepts:
23:51 SOH CAH TOA
33:24 System of Equations
41:29 Properties of Exponents
45:00 How to get to slope intercept from AX+BY=C
48:09 Finding the equation of a circle
51:37 Trigonometric identities

[lemonwaater]

i genuinely came to this video to study yall are crazy

[leah-cugv]

16:00 average
20:57 area of a circle with a triangle inside
23:13 trigonometry
30:00 mind games
41:30 simplify the expression
45:00 slope
46:20 inequality
51:40 trigonometry
56:24 triangle
57:42 mind games
1:02:45 when to use + and -
1:04:15 harder sales/discount
last q

[xxpeaches_rblxx]

GOODLUCK ON YOUR ACT!! YOURE GOING TO DO GREAT!!

[leifstarz]

This is the first time in my life that I enjoyed listening to something so complicated

[concernedcommenter]

Congratulations on studying! Not everyone does, so the effort is great!

[devousplayz]

Can I just say this man is frickin amazing. He has probably single handedly helped me pass so many subjects in school. He does things step by step with easy to understand methods that make these subjects so much more retainable(and barable for that matter). YOU ARE AMAZING KEEP DOING WHAT YOUR DOING.

[anupsidedownfishtheiii]

Taking ACT tomorrow, how the hell do they expect us to do these problems within a minute.

[kilometers]

For the trig graph at about 26:00, my precalc teacher taught an easy trick to find what is positive and what is negative. The letters ASTC or “all seagulls take chips”. They go in order of the quadrants.
A - all is positive in Q1
S - sin is positive in Q2
T - tan is positive in Q3
C - cos is positive in Q4

[somtotrinity]

Posted this at the right time. I’m taking my ACT this June and the math is kicking my assss

[klasmova]

if you have taken too much time to fill out answers, never choose A/E randomly. C is a safe bet and B and D are close seconds, and the same applies for the other tests but with B/C.

[ryuvix]

i could literally listen to your voice all day its so calming

[abandonedcorpse]

Taking the ACT in 10 days and have a 31-35 in everything but math! This helped so much!! Thank you!!!

[emilysnodgrass]

taking the ACT for the first time in two days and i feel so much more prepared now

[Bruh-uysb]

1:05:25 Thanks for making this it's great help hope everyone here does well on the ACT.

[randomshow]

Anyone taking the ACT anytime soon? I am retaking mine and this video is very intensive. Here's a tip, if you have time. Do not try speed running it. Get a pen and notebook and write out each individual problem and fully understand the method used and memorize it. It'll save you in the long run. Its only an hour long but it could easily take a week to re-learn and properly memorize all the formulas/techniques. Good luck!! (and a self good luck too to future me lol)

[poppingburger]

tip, on number 11, sin is opp/hyp, cos is adj/hyp, and tan is sin/cos. You know sin is negative and so is tan. For tan to be negative, the denominator (cos) needs to be positive. Which leaves us with A, E, and D. We also know cos is adj/hyp. And from sin we're given that the hyp is 25. Thus the answer is D