<p>Yeah, the math section sometimes does test trig identities, but a lot of the time, there are questions like:</p>
<p>sin theta = blahblah
find cos theta</p>
<p>of course, if you know how to use the arcsin function on your calc, that is incredibly easy =`></p>
<p>conic equations... eh, not so much, but you should probably know them anyway. I'd check to see what the PR book says about studying conics since it has basically everything you need to know for the Math portion.</p>
<p>And, yes, the ACT really is that easy. The problem is, you're bound to miss one or two, and the curve is pretty horrendous most of the time.<br>
I got a 33, and my scores were: 34 English, 31 Math, 36 Reading, 30 Science and Reasoning.</p>
<p>To get a 32, you need to get an average score of 31.5. They round up :).
So just shoot for scores that make your average score go up to 31.5. :P</p>
<p>Hope I helped kind of.</p>