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GED Math: Exam Prep & Study Path

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Number & proportional reasoning

Numbers that stay in balance

Use signed numbers and fractions to describe a quantity before deciding which operation is needed. A negative sign can describe a position, a change, or an operation; those roles are related but not interchangeable.

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Original diagram: Read the bill. Build the line. VIDEO → ARTICLE
Gauth · 9 min read

Read the bill. Build the line.

A fixed charge, a rate and a budget: turn everyday costs into a useful model.

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Original diagram: One dataset. Four different questions. VIDEO → ARTICLE
Get Sum Math · 10 min read

One dataset. Four different questions.

Choose a statistic, check what it means, and work backward from a target average.

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Original diagram: Scientific notation: choose the operation before the exponent VIDEO → ARTICLE
Get Sum Math · 11 min read

Scientific notation: choose the operation before the exponent

Decide whether a context needs a ratio, a difference, or a product.

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Original diagram: Count the faces. Fill the space. VIDEO → ARTICLE
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Count the faces. Fill the space.

Use a drawing to decide whether a problem asks for area, exposed surface, or volume.

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A focused foundation pilot. 400 original question variants across 96 families. This is a starting set, not complete GED coverage. Explore the coverage map and gaps. Difficulty labels are uncalibrated editorial estimates; independent educator review is pending.