This free GED Math course provides the core knowledge you require to pass the GED Math Test.
Topics include Fractions, Percentages, Polynomials, Solving Equations, Geometry, and Graphing.
Tutoring starts with one-step equations then it progresses to Algebra and Geometry.
The GED Math test is 115 minutes long, and it has about 45-49 questions.
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- How many questions need to be correct to pass the GED Math test
- What Are Your Math Skills? Are you a Poet or a Quant?
Pre GED
- Integers, Decimals, and Fractions
- What Are Integers, Prime Numbers, and Rational Numbers
- Fractions, Decimals, and Percentages
- Fractions of a Whole
- Adding and Subtracting Fractions
- Multiplying and Dividing Fractions
- Ordering Fractions
- Decimals
- Adding and Subtracting Decimals
- Multiplying Decimals
Number Sense
- Rates and Unit Rates
- Percentages
- Ratios and Percentages
- Calculation of a Percentage
- Converting Decimals to Fractions and Percentages
- Prime Numbers
- Order of Operations
- Part 1 Review & Practice
Algebra
- Least Common Multiple
- Greatest Common Factor
- Associative Property
- Commutative Property
- Distributive Property
- Polynomials
- Solving an Equation Using Four Basic Operations
- Using a Graph
- System of Linear Equations
- Part 2 Review & Practice Test
Geometry
- Angles
- Area and Perimeter of a Triangle
- Area and Circumference of a Circle
- Finding Measurements for Parts of a Circle
- 3D Geometric Shapes
- Part 3 Review & Practice Test
Math Practice Tests
Now check your knowledge by taking a few Math Practice Tests. We have practice tests with 10, 15, 25 and 50 questions, including practice tests with a timer.
Many GED students are a little overwhelmed when they think about the GED Math test. It could very well be that you’ve been out of school for some years, but even if you just quit school, math can be the most challenging of the four GED subtests. Well, if you feel that way, you’re certainly not alone. Actually, the math section of the GED exam is what’s concerning most students, and we know that this part is even stopping many people from trying to take the GED exam in the first place.
That why we developed these free video lessons and practice tests. Video instruction is a proven effective way to get ready for the actual exam and with our free help and guidance, you’ll be ready to successfully take the GED Math test in a short time frame and without too much trouble! We also created highly effective testing strategies that may even help you fast-track the entire process.
The GED Math test covers content fields like Number Operations and Number Sense (some 20 to 30 percent), Measurement and Geometry (20 to 30 percent), Data Analysis, Statistics, and 
Probability (20 to 30 percent), and Algebra, Functions, and Patterns (also some 20 to 30 percent). You are allowed 115 minutes to deal with all the GED Math questions. The four GED subtests (Math, Literacy, Science, Social Studies) are scored on a 100-200 scale and you need to reach a 145 score to pass on each of the subtests.
The GED Math test has two parts. The first part includes five questions and here, the use of a calculator is not allowed. This is the part where your arithmetic competencies and basic number sense are assessed. The second part contains a little over 40 questions and here, you can use a calculator. There is an on-screen calculator, the Texas Instruments TI 30X3, but you are also allowed to bring your own TI 30X3 calculator. In this second part, you’ll also be able to access important and useful math formulas.
The GED Math test includes several types of questions. The five most used questions are Multiple Choice questions, Fill-in-the-blank & Hot-spot questions, and Drop-down and Drag-and-drop questions.
