From rwpalme: I need a GED A.S.A.P. for my job.

Posted by Curtis Published in About the Test

Hey! Thought I’d reply to this, cuz I hear about a lot of people need their GED right NOW! Yo, I know what you mean. Lots of people need a GED for their job… There was this story on GED stories about a woman who lost her job because she got a fake diploma instead [...]

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Mar

GED Math Question S. Sain-Mellner

Posted by Curtis Published in About the Test, GED Math, Mental Math, Word Problems

Here’s a good question ’bout the GED math test… everyone wants to know how to pass. That be the bottom line…
Out of what 50 questions on the math test how many should i get right just to be safe in order yo pass? Also what sections should i study on the most?
Sincerely,
S. Sain-Mellner in Virginia

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Mar

GED Question from Mark: Changing Fractions to Decimals

Posted by Curtis Published in Decimals, Fractions, GED Math, Mental Math

Yo. Here’s a good question from Mark about somethin’ that’s real helpful for the GED: mental math. That’s doin’ math in your head. And it makes the GED math test easier and faster.
I used to work in a machine shop. Sometimes I would have to convert fractions to inches like 1/3. I know how to [...]

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Mar

GED Question from Austin: Quadratic Equations and Graphs

Posted by Curtis Published in Algebra, Graphs, Quadratic Equations

Whoa. Austin’s really into the hard stuff. Here’s his question:
hi im austin.
i have a question on some things. im having trouble with the quadratic equations and graphs. the quadratic equation i just cant seem to understand quite that well. The graphs…well i just cant figure out how to solve the slop of a line and [...]

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Mar

GED Questions from Jesse

Posted by Curtis Published in GED Practice Question, Ratios

Jesse writes:I was wondering If u could let me know if I got these two questions correct I’m taking my ged next week & I want to feel comfortable with this math.
On a map 1/3 in=15 miles find the distance between two towns on a map that equals 3 2/3 in. How many miles r [...]

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