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The ACT Writing test consists of one essay question that must be completed within 40 minutes. It's designed to measure your ability to write an argumentative essay. The test consists of a single writing prompt which presents an issue and then describes three different perspectives about the issue. You will need to analyze and evaluate the perspectives that are given, and also state your own perspective. Finally, you must explain the relationship between your perspective and those given.

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The ACT Writing test consists of one essay question that must be completed within 40 minutes. It's designed to measure your ability to write an argumentative essay. The test consists of a single writing prompt which presents an issue and then describes three different perspectives about the issue.

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1. A

The following proportion may be written: 1/p=x/5. Solving for the variable, x, gives xp = 5, where x=5/p. So, Lynn can type 5/p pages, in 5 minutes.

2. A

Sally can paint 1/4 of the house in 1 hour. John can paint 1/6 of the same house in 1 hour. In order to determine how long it will take them to paint the house, when working together, the following equation may be written: 1/4 x+1/6 x=1. Solving for x gives 5/12 x=1, where x= 2.4 hours, or 2 hours, 24 minutes.

3. D

Sale Price = $450 - 0.15($450) = $382.50, Employee Price = $382.50 - 0.2($382.50) = $306

4. D

$12,590 = Original Price - 0.2(Original Price) = 0.8(Original Price), Original Price = $12,590/0.8 = $15,737.50

5. A

In order to solve for A, both sides of the equation may first be multiplied by 3. This is written as 3( 2A/ ₃)=3(8+4A) or 2A=24+12A. Subtraction of 12A from both sides of the equation gives -10A=24. Division by -10 gives A = -2.4.

6. A

Three equations may initially be written to represent the given information. Since the sum of the three ages is 41, we may write, l + s + j = 41, where l represents Leah's age, s represents Sue's age, and j represents John's age. We also know that Leah is 6 years older than Sue, so we may write the equation, l = s + 6. Since John is 5 years older than Leah, we may also write the equation, j = l + 5. The expression for l, or s + 6, may be substituted into the equation, j = l + 5, giving j = s + 6 + 5, or j = s + 11. Now, the expressions for l and j may be substituted into the equation, representing the sum of their ages. Doing so gives: s + 6 + s + s + 11 = 41, or 3s = 24, where s = 8. Thus, Sue is 8 years old.

7. E

Simple interest is represented by the formula, I = Prt, where P represents the principal amount, r represents the interest rate, and t represents the time. Substituting $4,000 for P, 0.06 for r, and 5 for t gives I = (4000)(0.06)(5), or I = 1,200. So, he will receive $1,200 in interest.

8. A

$670 = Cost + 0.35(Cost) = 1.35(Cost), Cost = $670/1.35 = $496.30

9. D

The amount of taxes is equal to $55*0.003, or $0.165. Rounding to the nearest cent gives 17 cents.

10. C

The GPA may be calculated by writing the expression, ((3*2)+(4*3)+(2*4)+(3*3)+(4*1))/13, which equals 3, or 3.0.

11. C

From 8:15 A.M. to 4:15 P.M., he gets paid $10 per hour, with the total amount paid represented by the equation, $10*8=$80. From 4:15 P.M. to 10:30 P.M., he gets paid $15 per hour, with the total amount paid represented by the equation, $15*6.25=$93.75. The sum of $80 and $93.75 is $173.75, so he was paid $173.75 for 14.25 hours of work.

12. D

If she removes 13 jellybeans from her pocket, she will have 3 jellybeans left, with each color represented. If she removes only 12 jellybeans, green or blue may not be represented.

13. A

The value of z may be determined by dividing both sides of the equation, r=5z, by 5. Doing so gives r/5=z. Substituting r/5 for the variable, z, in the equation, 15z=3y, gives 15(r/5)=3y. Solving for y gives r = y.

14. A

50 cents is half of one dollar, thus the ratio is written as half of 300, or 150, to x. The equation representing this situation is 300/x*1/2=150/x.

15. B

The following proportion may be used to determine how much Lee will make next week: 22/132=15/x. Solving for x gives x = 90. Thus, she will make $90 next week, if she works 15 hours.

16. C

The given equation should be solved for x. Doing so gives x = 6. Substituting the x-value of 6 into the expression, 5x + 3, gives 5(6) + 3, or 33.

17. C

The amount you will pay for the book may be represented by the expression, 80+(80*0.0825). Thus, you will pay $86.60 for the book. The change you will receive is equal to the difference of $100 and $86.60, or $13.40.

18. B

The amount you have paid for the car may be written as $3,000 + 6($225), which equals $4,350.

19. A

You will need 40 packs of pens and 3 sets of staplers. Thus, the total cost may be represented by the expression, 40(2.35) + 3(12.95). The total cost is $132.85.

20. C

Substituting 3 for y gives 3 ³ (3 ³-3), which equals 27(27 - 3), or 27(24). Thus, the expression equals 648.

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