The key to this tip is to think a little bit differently than you are used to thinking. For example, you are used to starting with the problem and trying to work towards the one correct answer. What if you looked at it from a different view? Look at the tip in the opposite direction. What does it say? (WORK BACKWARDS)
With some math questions, you might not be sure how to work out a problem or where to start in order to get the solution. If that is the case, try taking the possible solutions from the multiple choice part and plug them into the equation. Whichever choice makes the equation true (the left side of the equals sign is the same as the right side) is the correct answer. So, even if you blank on how to solve a problem, you can always approach it from another angle, especially if it is multiple choice.
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Here are some important test-taking strategies before the math portion of the AIMS test!
