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Check out some Advanced ACT Math problem below! 1. The IRS max to contribute to a 401K is 18,000. If Sam deposits the money every year for 35 years, how much will he eventually have? Assume the annual average rate of return is 6%. 2. Alternatively, Sam can invest $400,000 now and keep that money[…]
Extra Time on the ACT-ACT Test Taking Tips Have you been granted extra time on the ACT? Here is how the extra time allotment works on the ACT Students with ‘time and a half’ have about 4 and a half hours to complete the four main sections of the ACT Test: English, Reading, Math, and[…]
Reading Help for High School Students Does your high schooler hate reading? Is sparknotes a substitute for actually reading assigned books? Reading is one of the most essential skills for high school students, and short stories are a great place to start. We recommend this set of 5 short stories and plays for 9th-12th[…]
Top 8 ACT Math Topics #ACT #highschool #ACTtest Topics 1. Equation solving and setup including proportions 2. Logarithms and exponents 3. Right triangle trigonometry (sohcahtoa, special triangles) 4. Unit circle 5. Word problems: DRT, Mixture 6. Probability and statistics-regression equation, stem & leaf plot, probability question 7. Counting methods-combinations and permutations 8. Geometry Basics: are and circumference[…]
Check out some ACT Math Practice! Graphing polynomial functions with functions ACT Math Practice-Polynomials Advanced ACT Math Practice Vertical asymptote: Set denominator equal to zero and solve for x Zeros/roots/where does y equal zero/where does function cross x axis/solutions Set numerator equal to zero Horizontal asymptotes; y= lines If largest exponent is the[…]
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ACT Changes 1. All Reading Tests now feature a “Two Passage” section. Two authors write on a similar topic (obituaries, childhood, etc..). 2. Statistics is now heavily emphasized in the Math test. Students must have a basic command of data and analysis. Statistics topics include box plots, stem &[…]
ACT Curriculum Overview Reading The ACT Reading Section involves a dual challenge of reading quickly, but also understanding enough from the passage to answer the questions in a timely manner.Students must read each passage in 2-3 minutes and then complete a set of 10 questions in only 6-7 minutes. The Reading Test now includes a[…]
All About the ACT 10 ACT Facts 4 sections: English, Math, Reading, Science + essay The ACT Math Section includes advanced topics like trigonometry, probability, statistics, unit circle, functions,and basic matrices. The Reading Section includes 4 passages (Literature, Humanities, Social Science, and Natural Science), one of which is a double passage with two viewpoints on a[…]