ASVAB

About the test: The Armed Services Vocational Aptitude Battery (ASVAB) test is used by the military in order to assign incoming service men and women to the appropriate job. It is also sometimes used by secondary schools to help students in career planning. ASVAB testing may be conducted at a Military Entrance Processing Station (MEPS), a Military Entrance Test (MET) site or your high school. The ASVAB is administered by computer at all MEPS, and by paper and pencil at most MET and high school sites. There are ten sections on the ASVAB, two of which are math. The math sections are Arithmetic Reasoning (16 questions) and Mathematical Knowledge (16 questions). The prep materials on this site cover these two sections. There is a time limit for each section: 39 minutes for Arithmetic Reasoning and 20 minutes for Mathematical Knowledge.

Calculators: No calculators are allowed

How to Study: Start by testing yourself on some practice questions (link below). After you take the test, score yourself to see where your weaknesses are, and then use the table below to find the right videos you need to brush up on or re-learn each trouble area. (Of course, if you have plenty of time to study before the test, watch them all!) Once you've studied, retake the test to find out where you've made improvement and where you still need work. You can retake the practice test as often as needed, and the videos in the tables below are just to get you started; your membership gives you access to the whole site.

ASVAB Practice Tests

General Study Tips: If you haven't found them already, Chris has a great series of videos on HOW to study including how to counter math anxiety prior to a big test and the best ways to prepare. Study Tips

ASVAB: Arithmetic Reasoning and Mathematical Knowledge

Basic Equation Manipulation	Introduction to Variables & Expressions Solving Basic Equations Distribution & Combining Like Terms
Area	Area of Rectangles and Squares Area of Triangles Area of Parallelograms & Trapezoids Area of Regular Polygons Area of Circles & Sectors
Solving Simple Equations	Introduction to Variables & Expressions Solving Basic Equations Distribution & Combining Like Terms Solving Absolute Value Equations Solving Square Root Equations
Area & Volume	Area of Rectangles and Squares Area of Triangles Area of Parallelograms & Trapezoids Area of Kites & Rhombuses (Rhombi) Area of Regular Polygons Area & Volume of Similar Figures Volume of Solids Surface Area of 3-D Shapes
Quadrilaterals	Parallelograms Rectangles, Squares, Kites & Rhombuses Trapezoids
Circles	Circle Basics Area of Circles & Sectors Central & Inscribed Angles Chords of Circles Tangents of Circles Area of Circles & Sectors
Exponential Functions and Sequences	Simplifying Roots & Radicals Intro to Exponents & Exponent Rules Graphing Exponentials
Solving Linear Inequalities	Absolute Value Inequalities Solving "Linear" Inequalities
Solving Systems of Linear Equations	Solving Systems of Equations
Coordinate Geometry	Basic X-Y Graphs Distance & Midpoint Formulas Transformations, Reflections, Isometry & Mapping
Graphing Linear Equations	The X-Y Plane Lines & Equations of Lines Intro to Functions - Domain, Range & Inverse Intro to Graphing Transformations Library Functions
Writing Linear Functions	Point-Slope Form: y-y1=m(x-x1) Standard Form of a Line: Ax+By=C Equations of Parallel & Perpendicular Lines Scatter Plots Arithmetic Sequences & Series Geometric Sequences & Series
Angles	Angle and Segment Bisectors Congruent Triangles--SSS, SAS, AAS, ASA, H-L Parallel Lines & Transversals
Graphing Quadratic Functions	Parabolas -- Vertex Form Graphing & Vocab
Solving Quadratic Equations	Roots and Rational Exponents Factoring Quadratics Methods of Factoring

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