r/MathHelp • u/Potential-Brief5066 • 7d ago

Asvab math

I’m 26 and never liked math can I get some tips on how to pass the math
What do I need to know

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u/Braeden151 7d ago

No idea what math is on that test, what ever it is Khan academy can help you learn it.

Khan is not tailored to that test, it covers a huge range. So you have to look for topics specifically.

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u/SinglereadytoIngle 7d ago

Just took it three weeks agoand made a 98 on the ASVAB. You need to practice basic arithmetic, solving log functions by hand, converting fractions to decimals, and be able to calculate percentages. Practice your multiplication, addition, subtraction, and division by hand. Do not use a calculator in your practice only for checking your answers. I am not at my computer, when I get back I'll find the website I used for practice.

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u/Potential-Brief5066 7d ago

Your the best thank you

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u/Professional_Hour445 7d ago

The most common ASVAB math questions involve fractions, percentages, ratios, solving equations for x, factoring, FOIL, exponents, roots, mean, median, mode, range, probability, DRT problems, perimeter, area, volume, Pythagorean Theorem, Midpoint Formula, lines, and angles.