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How do I get started with ACT Math practice tests on this platform?

You can start the test by entering your name, email, grade and ACT test date. Once you complete the test, if you want to take a free ACT mock test- you can go to this link: https://www.edisonos.com/free-act-online-practice-test

What's the best way to improve my score using these practice tests?

Take continuous targeted practice tests to improve scores through adaptive testing, auto-grading, and data-backed performance tracking. EdisonOS provides detailed breakdowns where every second spent is analyzed.

How often should I take ACT Math practice tests?

Top scorers take 3-5 practice tests weekly for 6 weeks, then reduce to 2-3 tests weekly while focusing on problem sections. Take practice tests regularly during preparation, with full-length tests every 2 weeks recommended. Practice with timed tests to improve speed and accuracy on challenging topics.

Can I focus on specific math topics instead of taking full-length practice tests?

EdisonOS allows custom practice tests targeting specific topics like trigonometry, which can boost overall scores. However, since math questions aren't ordered by topic on the actual test, you need practice switching between statistics, algebra, and geometry to prepare effectively.

Are the practice tests here similar to the real ACT Math section?

EdisonOS tests are vetted by top ACT prep experts and match the ACT benchmark, with questions going through a 3-step expert vetting process. The interface mirrors the official ACT Online Test with Enhanced ACT structure, including timed sections and official assistive tools like calculator and annotation features.

How can I track my progress after each practice test?

EdisonOS provides detailed analytics that analyze every second spent, with comprehensive score reports showing time management, strength analysis, and performance breakdowns. The platform offers detailed analytics that help identify struggle areas, turning practice sessions into targeted improvements.

What should I do if I don't know how to solve a question during a practice test?

Use a strategic process of elimination - even eliminating one choice increases odds from 25% to 33%. Look for patterns in answer choices and use logical reasoning to eliminate obviously wrong answers. Skip difficult questions and return later since there's no penalty for guessing on the ACT.

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