Numbers, algebra, measurement, and data analysis
Working through real TEAS math questions is the fastest way to get ready for the math section of the ATI TEAS 7. Below you’ll find free TEAS math practice questions with full step-by-step answers and explanations, followed by topic-by-topic study guides. The TEAS math section has 34 scored questions (plus a few unscored) covering numbers and algebra and measurement and data, and you get 57 minutes to answer them. Practice the TEAS math questions with answers below, then drill the specific topics where you need the most work.
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Q1What is 3.6 + 2.45?
Answer: 6.05
Why: Line up the decimals: 3.60 + 2.45. Add column by column: 6.05.
Q2What is 7.5 - 2.8?
Answer: 4.7
Why: Line up the decimals: 7.5 - 2.8. Borrowing in the tenths: 7.5 - 2.8 = 4.7.
Q3What is 0.4 x 0.7?
Answer: 0.28
Why: Multiply as whole numbers: 4 x 7 = 28. There are 2 total decimal places (one in each factor), so place the decimal: 0.28.
Q4What is 9 ÷ 0.3?
Answer: 30
Why: Move each decimal one place right so the divisor is whole: 90 ÷ 3 = 30. Dividing by a number less than 1 gives a larger result.
Q5What is 12.34 + 5.6?
Answer: 17.94
Why: Line up the decimals: 12.34 + 5.60. Add: 17.94.
TEAS 7 math has 34 scored questions split across two reporting categories:
Practice TEAS math questions untimed first so you can rebuild the underlying concept, then switch to timed sets to build the ~1.5-minute-per-question pace the real exam requires. Always read the explanation — even on questions you got right — because the TEAS reuses the same handful of solution patterns.