NLN PAX Math Workbook

Over 200 NLN PAX math practice questions, prepared by a dedicated team of exam experts, with detailed answer key, Math shortcuts, tips and tricks, tutorials and multiple-choice strategies!

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Practice questions and tutorials for:

• Basic Math
• Fractions and Decimals
• Word Problems
• Metric Conversion
• Basic Algebra
• Geometry
• Speed, Force and Momentum
• Mode, Mean and Median
• And more!

NLN PAX and the National Nursing League are not involved in the production of, and do not endorse this publication.

You also receive:

• Math Multiple Choice Strategy
• How to Study for a Math Test
• How to make a NLN PAX study plan
• How to Take a Test

Please note that the PAX RN is administered by the National League of Nursing which is not involved in the production of, and does not endorse, this product.

Here is what the NLN PAX Math Workbook can do for you:

• Learn then practice your math skills! Practice test questions are the best way to prepare for an exam and this is the book that you need to fully prepare for the NLN PAX math test.
• Practice Tests familiarize you with the exam format and types of questions, giving you more confidence when you take the exam.
• Practice tests are a critical self-assessment tool that reveals your strengths and weaknesses.
• NLN PAX Practice tests allow you to practice your exam time management - a critical exam-writing skill that can easily improve your grade substantially.
• Practice tests reduce Test Anxiety, one of the main reasons for low marks on an exam. Hundreds of questions with detailed solutions and explanations to improve your understand of the basic concepts behind the questions.

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