Solving a FULL 5 Academy ACT Math Test 2023-2024 | Complete Solution and Skill Lesson!

ACT Math exam breakdown, walkthrough, skill-discussion, and strategy-discussion! In this video, we don't just complete an ACT Math past practice exam, but we completely breakdown the skills, how they work, and the process behind each and every problem! This video aims to provide you with a skill understanding that will allow you to learn from your mistakes and makes skill progress as you practice for the ACT Math test.

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[Academy]

CORRECTION! The answer to Question 18 is 1.2, not 3.2. Forgot to subtract the length of the hypotenuse of the smaller triangle to get the difference between the length of the smaller hypotenuse and the larger hypotenuse.

Sorry for the confusion!

[OverclockingCowboy]

Question 52 1:31:20 can be time consuming. To save time, identify the center of the circle first which is (-5, 0). Then for each coordinate in the answer choices, subtract the center (corresponding x and y values). As a quick approximation of the distance of the point to the center of the circle, add the absolute value of the difference in x and the difference in y. We have
A. 0, 5 = 5
B. 6, 0 = 6
C. -4, 2 = 6
D. -2, 4 = 6
E. -3, 6 = 9
We already know that the answer is E. To verify, apply Pythagorean. 9 + 36 = 45 which is larger than the given radius (squared) 40.

[ajolsen]

Thank you so much! I do believe there is a mistake on Question 18. The question asks how much longer the hypotenuse is, not the length of the hypotenuse. I believe the answer should be 1.2

[bradmalmstrom]

I'd kill for my actual ACT math tests to be as easy as this one haha

[irene]

For 38, you can just do 2(768) = 1536 = 6l^2, find l which is 16, and then your ratio would be 16:8 —> 2:1.

Also for 56, if you want to do it faster, just take the “jumps” in spots between 40 & 8, which is 32, times that by the difference (3.5), which gives 112. Finally add the 35 from the 8th term, to get 147.

Solving the problems more logically might help save some time especially if your mind blanks during testing :)

[OverclockingCowboy]

If you are confused in Question 19 34:50, the equation when the average is increased by 8 is
(SUM + X)/5 = SUM/5 + 8
X/5 = 8
X = 40
The idea here is to setup the equation as quickly as possible.

[jacksonprice]

where are u supposed to download it as a pdf

[DumpandChange]

im from flordia and in 12 grade would this help me

[adnaneldurssi]

Where can I find the PDF for this test?

[coolkidgaby]

I can’t find the pdf online I did make an account with your website. How do I find the pdf through the website