The Basic Industrial Math test is appropriate for individuals that have completed high school (or equivalent) and have at least one year of industrial work experience. It is advised that a calculator be made available. The questions focus on general arithmetic skills as well as math use in industrial setting applications. For a more basic math test, see the test entitled Basic Arithmetic. Assessments for Basic Industrial Skills, Basic Warehousing Knowledge, and Unit Conversion are also available. Total Questions 30 Question Types Multiple Choice Competencies Tested AdditionSubtractionMultiplicationDivisionWord ProblemConversion Tasks Tested Addition of DecimalsAddition of FractionsAdding Numbers TogetherAdding TimeSubtraction of FractionsSubtraction of DecimalsSubtracting Two NumbersSubtracting to Determine Project TimeMultiplying Two NumbersMultiplication with a FractionMultiplying to Determine Project TimeMultiplying FractionsDividing Two NumbersDividing by a FractionDividing to Determine Project TimeDividing FractionsRate ExampleMousetrap PercentageCalculating Amount of Plywood LeftNot a RateDetermining if Production Report is CorrectProduction ForecastCalculating Plywood CutsProduction ReportingLongest LengthCubic Inches in a Cubic FootQuarts in a GallonMillimeters to Centimeters
