ACT tips?

Hello there! I think one thing that has seemed to help me with math not just on the ACT but in general is learning small tricks to allow yourself to answer faster and save time. Learning the fundamentals of math and mastering those can greatly influence how quickly you can use logic to solve problems instead of regular processes. For example, many people at my school forget this simple trick for dividing numbers by three. If you add the digits of the number up (let’s use 751 for example), if the digits sum to a number that is evenly divisible by three (7+5+1 =13, 13/3 = 4.333), then the entire number is not equally divisible by three. However if the digits do divide cleanly (ex: 651, 6+5+1 = 12, 12/3 = 4), then the entire number is evenly divisible by three. Ultimately, it helps to know what you can and can’t do to different numbers, as patterns are all throughout math for you to take advantage of (such as the divisibility rule I explained here), which can save a lot of time. Otherwise, it may help to just take some practice problems on the ACT website or Khan Academy. Hopefully this helps. :)