How can you get a more consistent ACT math score?

calbcc
Sat, 22 Oct 2016 03:50:16 +0000

Reviewing the unit circle and trig functions (including the definition of a period, amplitude, etc.), law of sines, circle and ellipse graphs/equations, and matrices (also remember how to apply these to a system of equations) should help with a few problems you may be uneasy about. The rest of the problems usually are applying concepts from a basic geometry/algebra course that you have taken before. Recognize which problems you tend to frequently miss and go over those concepts and do practice problems that relate to your problem area(s). Since your score fluctuates a lot, could it be because you are not reviewing your mistakes on the practice exams and fully understanding why you’re answering them incorrectly? That is very important for you to do.