Accuplacer Jun 2026: Next. Gen Arithmetic

Question 1

Accuplacer Jun 2026: Next. Generation Arithmetic. The number of books checked out of and returned to a school library the first three days of the week are shown in the table above. If there were 445 books checked out of the library over the preceding weekend, how many books were out of the library when it closed on Wednesday evening?

Table

Day	Number of Books Checked Out	Number of Books Returned
Monday	59	104
Tuesday	80	64
Wednesday	73	55

• 434
• 456
• 657
• 668

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Question 2

Jael has 36 beads. One-third of Jael’s beads are blue, and one-quarter of Jael’s beads are white. How many of Jael’s beads are neither blue nor white?

• 12
• 15
• 21
• 24

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Question 3

Marisol has 5 times as many books as Jerry. Jerry has 15 books. How many books does Marisol have?

• 10
• 20
• 75
• 225

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Question 4

Frederica used 13.4 gallons of gasoline to drive 448.9 miles. What was the average number of miles she drove per gallon of gasoline?

• 3.4 mpg
• 33.5 mpg
• 60.15 mpg
• 435.5 mpg

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Question 5

6−531​6+531​​=

• 331​ Accuplacer Jun 2026: Next. Generation Arithmetic
• 531​
• 16
• 17

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Question 6

2+(2×2)+2=

• 8
• 10
• 12
• 16

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Question 7

The table above shows the number of visitors to the United States from five countries and how much money visitors from different countries spent per person during their stay. Which country’s visitors had the greatest total expenditures?

Table

Country of Origin	Visitors (thousands)	Expenditure per Visitor
Canada	13,331	$442
Mexico	8,536	$392
Japan	3,047	$2,939
United Kingdom	2,105	$2,353
Germany	1,573	$2,318
France	995	$2,378

• Canada
• Japan
• United Kingdom
• Germany

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Question 8

The chart above shows the store’s cost and list price for three models of stoves sold by an appliance store. During a 20 percent off sale, Gene bought a Model Y stove from this store. How much profit did the store make on Gene’s purchase? (Profit = Price paid − Store’s cost)

Table

Model	Store’s Cost	List Price
X	$530	$800
Y	$850	$1,200
Z	$700	$1,300

• $260
• $360
• $530
• $760

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Question 9

Of the following, which is closest to 41​+91​+161​ ?

• 2
• 6
• 12
• 28

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Question 10

Which of the following inequalities is correct?

• 32​<53​<75​
• 32​<75​<53​
• 53​<32​<75​
• 53​<75​<32​

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Question 11

5.732−1.653=

• 4.079
• 4.089
• 4.189
• 4.198

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Question 12

6632​% of 96 is

• 48
• 4832​
• 64
• 6432​

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Question 13

9.38÷0.1=

• 0.38
• 93.8
• 938
• 9,380

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Question 14

232​−343​=

• −1121​
• −1125​
• −1225​
• −1121​ (Note: Based on standard computation: 232​−343​=38​−415​=1232−45​=−1213​=−1121​ )

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Question 15

At a computer store, a tablet computer was on sale for 15% off. If the original price of the tablet computer was P, what is the sale price in terms of P?

• P − 15
• P − 0.15
• 0.85P
• 0.15P

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Question 16

Which of the following is true? Accuplacer Jun 2026: Next. Generation Arithmetic

• 0.67<32​<65​
• 32​<0.67<65​
• 65​<32​<0.67
• 32​<65​<0.67

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Question 17

0.0436​=

• 0.9
• 9
• 90
• 900

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Question 18

Of the following, which is greatest?

• 152​
• 203​
• 254​
• 345​

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Question 19

Which point on the number line represents the difference 2.6−1.2 ?

• A
• B
• C
• D

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Question 20

A book is on sale for 25% off. If the original price of the book was D dollars, what is the sale price, in dollars, in terms of D?

• D − 25
• 1.5D
• 0.75D
• 0.25D