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ASVAB Mastery ProASVAB WORD PROBLEMS PRACTICE
Turn Word Problems Into Simple Math Steps
Practice 5 applied math questions and focus on identifying what the problem is asking before calculating.
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Try 5 ASVAB Word Problems
Solve each applied math problem.
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DistanceQuestion 2
A vehicle travels 150 miles at 50 mph. How long does the trip take?
PercentQuestion 3
A $200 item is reduced by 10%. What is the new price?
RatioQuestion 4
A recipe uses 2 cups of rice for 4 servings. How many cups are needed for 8 servings?
Unit PriceQuestion 5
Three identical pens cost $9. What is the cost per pen?
Identify the unknown first
Write down what the question actually asks for before choosing numbers or operations.
Translate the relationship
Look for rate, percentage, ratio, total, difference, or unit-price relationships and then build the calculation.
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After focused word-problem practice, return to the Free ASVAB Practice Test so you can recognize Arithmetic Reasoning when it appears among other subjects.
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FAQ
Common questions.
Are word problems part of Arithmetic Reasoning?
Yes. Arithmetic Reasoning preparation focuses heavily on applied mathematical word problems.
How do I get better at ASVAB word problems?
Identify the unknown, translate the relationship, calculate carefully, and review repeated mistake patterns.
Is this practice free?
Yes. The sample questions on this page are free.