GED Math

📘 Course Description

The GED (General Educational Development) Math exam evaluates a variety of mathematical skills, organized into several main components.

🔹 Exam Content

1. Basic Algebra and Functions
   • Equations and inequalities: Solve linear equations, quadratic equations (by factoring or graphs), and systems of equations.
   • Algebraic expressions: Simplify, evaluate expressions, work with polynomials, and understand linear and nonlinear functions.
2. Geometry
   • Geometric properties: Perimeters, areas, volumes, and angles in 2D and 3D figures.
   • Pythagorean Theorem: Applications in right triangles and real-world problems.
3. Numbers and Operations
   • Basic operations: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with integers, fractions, and decimals.
   • Ratios, proportions, and percentages: Practical and applied problem-solving.
   • Rational and irrational numbers: Identification and operations.
4. Statistics and Probability
   • Data representation: Tables, graphs (bar, line, pie), and measures of central tendency (mean, median, mode).
   • Probability: Calculation of simple probabilities, independent events, and dependent events.
5. Problem Solving
   • Real-world applications: Use mathematical reasoning in everyday situations.
   • Critical data analysis: Interpretation of charts and tables.

📝 Exam Structure

• Duration: Approximately 115 minutes.
• Question types: Multiple choice, short answer, and drag-and-drop.
• Calculator use: Allowed in one section (TI-30XS model), and not allowed in the other.

📚 Preparation

To pass the exam, it is recommended that you:

• Study the basic concepts in each area.
• Practice with examples and problems.
• Take practice tests to get used to the format and timing.

🎓 Certification

There are a total of 4 exams you must complete.

✅ Learning Outcomes

• 70 interactive lessons
• Practice pre-tests
• Mathematics module