Math Knowledge tests high school math as it is, with no story around it: simplify this, solve for x, find this angle or area. "ASVAB math" means two subtests, this one and Arithmetic Reasoning, and both count toward the AFQT. This page covers the rules; the word problems live on the other.
Numbers: fractions, decimals, primes, factors, absolute value, order of operations.
Exponents and roots: powers, square roots, scientific notation.
Algebra: linear equations and inequalities, solving for one variable, simple factoring and quadratics.
Geometry: angles, triangles, circles, area, perimeter and volume.
Coordinates: points, slope and lines on a grid.
Math Knowledge among the other subtests
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Math Knowledge, this page
the other subtests
Math Knowledge has a generous limit for its question count. If you run short, check whether you are solving items the long way instead of testing the choices.
18 Math Knowledge questions
0 of 18 answeredPick a letter: the reasoning for every choice opens under it.
Q1 of 18 · Math Knowledge (MK)
Three angles of a quadrilateral measure 85°, 95° and 110°. What is the fourth angle?
110° is 180° − 70°, the supplement of the missing angle.
250° uses 540°, the angle sum of a pentagon, instead of 360°.
The angles of a quadrilateral sum to 360°, so the fourth is 360° − (85° + 95° + 110°) = 70°.
90° assumes the missing angle is a right angle; nothing in the question says so.
Arithmetic word problems on Arithmetic Reasoning and high school algebra, geometry and number rules on Math Knowledge. There is no trigonometry or calculus.
Are formulas given on ASVAB Math Knowledge?
officialasvab.com mentions none, while NAMI gives the formulas you need on the Navy's Math Skills Test. Know the basics listed above.