ASVAB Math

ASVAB Math covers essential mathematical concepts and problem-solving skills necessary for success on the ASVAB test.

Arithmetic OperationsFractions, Decimals, and PercentsWord Problems and Estimation
Algebraic Expressions and EquationsGeometry: Shapes, Area, and PerimeterData Interpretation and Statistics
Money Management and BudgetingMeasurements and Units in Daily LifeMath in Technical Careers
Time Management on the TestElimination and Guessing Strategies
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Practical Applications

Math in Technical Careers

Using Math on the Job

Many jobs in the military and beyond use math every day. Mechanics calculate torque, electricians measure voltage, and logisticians plan supplies.

Applied Math Skills

  • Reading blueprints and technical drawings
  • Calculating materials needed for repairs
  • Estimating distances and times

Real-World Impact

These math skills keep airplanes flying, ships sailing, and equipment running smoothly.

Examples

  • A mechanic uses ratios to mix fuel properly.

  • A construction worker measures beams for a new building.

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Time Management on the Test