Florida Contractor Exam Math

Florida's Candidate Information Booklet says that on top of the listed content areas, knowledge of basic mathematics is required for each part of the examination — and both trade content sheets print the arithmetic out: area and volume, fractions, decimals, percentages, the sides of triangles, square roots, powers, and solving simple algebraic equations for unknowns. Then the reference lists close the obvious workaround: hand-written and typewritten notes are not allowed in any book you bring, and existing notes must be blacked out. So the formula is in your head or you are guessing. This is that formula sheet, learned instead of carried: 127 formulas grouped by which exam you are sitting, 14 fully worked problems showing the exact step where candidates lose the mark, a formula-picker drill, and a scored math mock drawn from the live Florida banks. Business & Finance is ratios, payroll and break-even; Contract Administration is estimating, draws and retainage; Project Management is volumes, spans and R-values.