What you'll learn

In this course you’ll practice your pacing for the ACT Math Test as you learn to work 60 typical problems.
By the end of this course, you’ll know what it takes to steadily work your way through the ACT Math Test, one problem at a time.

Course content

4 sections • 62 lectures • 5h 5m total length

Introduction4:49
This introduction will show you how this guided practice test works and provide some information about the ACT Math Test.
The Problem File0:27

Problem 14:19
This Section includes the first 20 of the 60 problems covered on this practice test. The problems are arranged from easiest to hardest, just like you'll find on the ACT Math Test. You'll notice that most of the first 20 problems will be on Pre-Algebra or Algebra topics, with just a few on Plane Geometry and Coordinate Geometry. The Trigonometry problems tend to show up near the end of the test, since those problems are missed more often.
Problem 24:26
Problem 2 of 60
Problem 35:05
Problem 3 of 60
Problem 43:37
Problem 4 of 60
Problem 54:56
Problem 5 of 60
Problem 64:29
Problem 6 of 60
Problem 73:50
Problem 7 of 60
Problem 85:40
Problem 8 of 60
Problem 94:54
Problem 9 of 60
Problem 103:35
Problem 10 of 60
Problem 113:51
Problem 11 of 60
Problem 123:34
Problem 12 of 60
Problem 134:53
Problem 13 of 60
Problem 144:57
Problem 14 of 60
Problem 155:07
Problem 15 of 60
Problem 164:37
Problem 16 of 60
Problem 175:14
Problem 17 of 60
Problem 185:47
Problem 18 of 60
Problem 195:52
Problem 19 of 60
Problem 203:12
Problem 20 of 60

Problem 215:31
Problems 21-40 on this practice test are typical of the middle third of the ACT Math Test. You'll find these problems to be more challenging than the first 20 problems. Try to continue to work the problems in one minute or less.
Problem 226:41
Problem 22 of 60
Problem 234:19
Problem 23 of 60
Problem 245:31
Problem 24 of 60
Problem 255:31
Problem 25 of 60
Problem 265:40
Problem 26 of 60
Problem 274:25
Problem 27 of 60
Problem 285:50
Problem 28 of 60
Problem 294:25
Problem 29 of 60
Problem 304:34
Problem 30 of 60
Problem 314:17
Problem 31 of 60
Problem 325:34
Problem 32 of 60
Problem 335:01
Problem 33 of 60
Problem 343:49
Problem 34 of 60
Problem 354:32
Problem 35 of 60
Problem 365:47
Problem 36 of 60
Problem 374:30
Problem 37 of 60
Problem 384:44
Problem 38 of 60
Problem 395:31
Problem 39 of 60
Problem 404:36
Problem 40 of 60

Problem 416:12
Problems 41-60 are typical of the final third of the ACT Math Test. You'll find these problems to be more challenging than earlier problems, with some taking you more than one minute to work. I suggest that you continue to work with the timer, pausing the video after the minute expires if you need more time. With this strategy you'll continue to build your awareness of the amount of time used on each problem.
Problem 424:22
Problem 42 of 60
Problem 436:46
Problem 43 of 60
Problem 445:54
Problem 44 of 60
Problem 455:07
Problem 45 of 60
Problem 467:08
Problem 46 of 60
Problem 474:57
Problem 47 of 60
Problem 484:18
Problem 48 of 60
Problem 495:25
Problem 49 of 60
Problem 503:58
Problem 50 of 60
Problem 515:29
Problem 51 of 60
Problem 526:04
Problem 52 of 60
Problem 536:24
Problem 53 of 60
Problem 544:48
Problem 54 of 60
Problem 555:36
Problem 55 of 60
Problem 567:08
Problem 56 of 60
Problem 573:36
Problem 57 of 60
Problem 586:12
Problem 58 of 60
Problem 594:27
Problem 59 of 60
Problem 604:04
Problem 60 of 60

Requirements

Pencil, paper, and the calculator you plan to use for the ACT Math Test.

Description

This video course includes 60 of the most commonly-appearing types of ACT Math problems. We came up with this list of problems after studying past ACT Math tests, and the problems were carefully created to represent typical problems. Of course, your ACT Math test will contain different problems, but some of them may be similar to the problems included in this course.

We included a built-in one-minute problem timer, since one minute is the average time you'll have for each problem on the test. By practicing with the one-minute timer, you'll become accustomed to figuring out when to move on for a problem that is giving you trouble.

Immediately after you attempt each problem, you'll see a step-by-step video solution presented by a math teacher with years of experience teaching math and engineering. The solutions are presented clearly and concisely, and some contain tips for working similar problems that you may encounter.

A few years after first publishing this course, we decided to make the course free. Keep in mind that the ACT Math section may change from year to year, in terms of specific types of problems covered. This means the material in this video course may become less useful over time.

We hope this material helps you prepare for the ACT Math section. Good luck!

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Who this course is for:

High school students planning to take the ACT
High school math teachers planning an ACT Math Section review

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Course content

Getting Started2 lectures • 5min

Warming up: The First 20 Problems20 lectures • 1hr 32min

Power Through the Middle: Problems 21-4020 lectures • 1hr 41min

The Final Stretch: Problems 41-6020 lectures • 1hr 48min

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