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Examples from previous ACT exams are provided to prepare students for solving linear equations.

From the pre-algebra type of problem on the ACT, you can expect to see problems involving percent.

The "mean" by definition, sometimes called the average, is the sum of the numbers divided by how many numbers are in the set.

Most systems on the ACT test are two equations in two unknowns. Knowing that these systems have three types of graphs will be helpful when taking the ACT test.

Solve by Substitution

Proportion

Concepts are presented for solving line equations. Among the advantages of knowing the y=mx+b form are graphing the line, finding its slope, and its y-intercept location.

Examples from previous ACT exams are presented to learn how to find the perimeter of various shapes.

This podcast provides important ideas involving angles which are applied to answer the types of questions you can expect to see on the ACT math exam.

ACT prep for areas