S’up y’all. Ready for some more GED Math?

I been thinkin’ about how sometimes we think we know the answer without looking at the whole problem, you know? Check this out.

Super Subs Inc. is planning on hiring new employees for the summer. They want to make sure their new employees are available to work on the busiest day of the week. Below is a chart of their four different stores, and how many sub sandwiches they sold at each store the previous week. According to this chart, which day will the new hires most likely need to work?

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Hey guys! I got something about the GED math test that you gotta know. The test’s got mostly multiple choice questions, about 80%. But there’s 20% of the questions that ain’t multiple choice, in those questions, you got two different types. I’m gonna give you the low-down on one of em, the “coordinate plane grid.” You prolly got no idea what dat is. Well, here’s the 411.
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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 everything else. You think you could maybe give me some good advice on an easy way to understand everything about quadratic equations and x and y axis graphs.
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