The form 1572C is a modified version of the 2014 June ACT test (72C). They do have a lot of questions in common but they are not exactly identical. The video explanations for form 1572C are at this link: https://quantumactprep.com/actpracticetests/actpractice-72c
This is where you will find Q42, which is on composite functions.
Excellent point, you are right that one could answer this question without doing any work, although they would have to recognize that line $b$ is a horizontal line. Thanks for the comment.
ur answers for the science section are completely wrong
I checked the source of the answer sheet and it looks good. I assume you are looking at the correct answer row.
Dabral
I don’t see a video for 1572C question 42. Am I missing it? I see a video, but it is he trapezoid question.
Please let me know! Thank you!
Hi Debbie,
The form 1572C is a modified version of the 2014 June ACT test (72C). They do have a lot of questions in common but they are not exactly identical. The video explanations for form 1572C are at this link: https://quantumactprep.com/actpracticetests/actpractice-72c
This is where you will find Q42, which is on composite functions.
Dabral
#13/#15 (test 1572) explanation is incomplete
Thanks for letting me know. I have fixed the error.
By the way, #50 only one answer has 0 as the y-coordinate.
Excellent point, you are right that one could answer this question without doing any work, although they would have to recognize that line $b$ is a horizontal line. Thanks for the comment.