Math for PRAXIS® Test (Lite)

Math for PRAXIS® Test (Lite)

by Anshul Agrawal

2 ratings
2 reviews

Archived App (Last seen on 20 Feb 2026)

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Although the app is no longer distributed by Apple, you can still view its description, screenshots, version history, ratings, and metadata for reference.

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 29, 2010
  • February 19, 2018

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Prepare for the PRAXIS Math test with practice questions, detailed solutions, and performance tracking. This app offers fundamental concepts, tips, and shortcuts for each topic, with a lite version available before unlocking the full content.

60 sample PRAXIS Math questions
Performance monitoring tools
Review incorrect answers
Group questions for later review
Formulas, tips, and shortcuts
Step-by-step solutions
Timed quizzes
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What's New in Math for PRAXIS® Test (Lite)

1.3

February 19, 2018

This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. We have made it more intuitive and easy to use. Many features have been added and bugs resolved. New features will help more in analysis of your attempts in quizzes and practice.

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In-App Purchases

$9.99

PRAXIS Math Aptitude

1500+ multiple choice questions with detailed solution

User reviews

Horrible app. Don't bother downloading it!

Let me put it to you this way, the last question I answered before I decided to delete this app asked me to figure out the average speed without providing the distance traveled, instead it provides me with two speeds; 30mph and 70mph. The average of those two speeds is 50mph, but not according to this app! This app says the answer 42mph. A formula is given with no explanation as to why the result is 42. Not helpful!
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Why didn't I find this sooner!?!?

This is amazing!! I found this two days before my test and I'm so sad I didn't find it earlier! This is such a diamond in the rough. Thank you thank you whoever made this!!

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FAQ

What is Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite)?

Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) is a preparation tool designed to help users study for the PRAXIS Math test. It offers practice questions, formula listings, quick tips, and performance monitoring features.

How many questions are in the Lite version of Math for PRAXIS Test?

The Lite version of Math for PRAXIS Test provides 60 sample questions. Users can unlock over 1400 additional questions through an in-app purchase.

Does Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) require an internet connection?

No, Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) does not require a Wi-Fi or data connection, making it accessible for offline study.

What kind of learning methodology does Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) use?

The app provides a fundamental approach to topics, including formula listings, quick tips, and shortcuts. Practice questions come with step-by-step solutions to aid understanding.

How does Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) track progress?

The app includes a scorecard with graphical views to help users review their performance. It also provides time spent on each question and allows for saving finished quizzes and scorecards for later review.

Can I save quizzes for later in Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite)?

Yes, Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) allows users to save quizzes for later review. You can also group questions, such as 'Tricky questions' or 'Tough questions', for targeted practice.

What devices is Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) available on?

Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) is available on iPhones, iPads, and iPods, as indicated by its supported devices.

How often is Math for PRAXIS Test (Lite) updated?

The app was last updated on February 19, 2018, to version 1.3. It was originally released on July 29, 2010.