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06/12/2020

Learn more about Absolute Value and likely questions on the ASVAB.

We go over several ASVAB Absolute Value type questions that you are likely to see on the exam. Check out our mobile app. Over 1400 questions with detailed fe...

02/25/2020

Question of the day:
If a circle has a radius of five, what is the circumference?

Answer: 10π. Circumference = π(d), with d being diameter. The diameter of a circle is twice as long as the radius, so if the radius is 5, then circumference = 5(2) = 10. Then just throw a π at the end and you're done.

02/21/2020

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02/21/2020

Question of the day:
Ms. Lewis plans to drive 900 miles to her vacation destination, driving an average of 50 miles per hour. How many miles per hour faster must she average, while driving, to reduce her total driving time by three hours?

Before looking at the answer, try to do it yourself.

First we must know how many hours it originally took Mr. Lewis. 900 miles/50 mph = 18 hours. The question wants us to figure out how fast he has to drive to go 900 miles in 15 hours of driving time, right? Because 15 is three less than 18. 900/15 = 60 mph so Ms. Lewis must drive 10 mph faster to reduce her total driving time by three hours.

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02/17/2020

Probably want to ignore the first 30 seconds of this video, in which I am talking about the whipSMARTT app (my company). Besides that, some really good example word problems that you could easily see on your exam. Reach out to me for a tutoring session if you want more help.

This ASVAB video goes over some more word problems that you could easily see on the ASVAB. Here's the link for our app https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/whipsm...

02/17/2020

There are only four sections on the ASVAB that make up your score. Know what they are? You should, otherwise you might waste a lot of time studying for something that does not impact your score.

02/17/2020

In this Youtube video, I go over a practice test from Arithmetic Reasoning and talk about how I solved each of the problems. Hope it helps. Let me know what type of questions you would like to see in the comments below.

In this ASVAB video, Brad goes over how to solve some arithmetic reasoning problems. The focus of this video is just some math logic as well as how to elimin...

02/17/2020

Question of the day: What is 15.6 divided by .0039?
To do a problem like this, we need to get rid of the decimal points. We can see that .0039 has four numbers to the right of the decimal, right? So that means that if we are going to get rid of the decimal for .0039, then we have to do it for 15.6 also. We can see that there is only one number to the right of the decimal for 15.6. This means that we have to add a zero for each decimal place that is missing. In this case, that is three zero's. Our new fraction is 156,000/39, which equals 4,000. If you are confused, it just takes practice of seeing several examples of these types of problems. Reach out to me for a tutoring session today!