Zegarelli
ISBN:
978-1-1180-0154-7
Paperback
360 pages
June 2011
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Divide and conquer the math section of the ACT Does memorizing math formulas make your head spin? ACT Math For Dummies is an approachable, easy-to-follow study guide, complete with practice problems and strategies to help you prepare for exam day. You'll get review chapters on everything you'll encounter on the actual test — algebra, geometry, and trigonometry — and three practice tests that multiply your ability to score high and get into the school you want! -
Get your ACT together — discover the test-taking skills you need to succeed, tips for working with multiple-choice questions, and how to use your calculator to your advantage -
If you build it, the answers will come — get comfortable with pre-algebra and algebra, from working with number sequences and inequalities to getting a grasp on concepts and vocabulary -
Kick it up a notch — review intermediate algebra and coordinate geometry concepts, and then put your skills to the test with practice problems on every topic -
Keep it in "plane" sight — find out how to visualize plane geometry and trigonometry to score high on the ACT -
Practice makes perfect — solve practice questions throughout the book, and check your answers against fully detailed explanations -
Know your stuff — take note of key formulas that you need to know to conquer the exam, practicing with problems to help you memorize and master them Open the book and find: -
The math topics covered on the ACT -
Problem-solving strategies -
Formulas you need to know -
Strategies for answering tough questions -
When to jump over time-consuming questions -
Practice problems with detailed answers throughout the book -
Tips and advice for preparing for exam day -
Three complete math practice tests with answers and explanations Learn to: -
Score high on the mathematics section of the ACT -
Prepare for exam day with helpful tips and strategies -
Grasp algebra, geometry, and trigonometry -
Take three practice tests modeled fromquestions off the latest ACT tests
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