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GED Mathematical Reasoning

Learn About GED Mathematical Reasoning

The GED Mathematical Reasoning test is one of the four required exams to earn the GED credential, which is equivalent to a U.S. high school diploma. The goal of this section is not only to assess calculation skills but also to measure your ability to reason and solve real-world problems using mathematical tools.

The exam is divided into two main parts: Quantitative problems (arithmetic, basic algebra, geometry) and Algebraic reasoning (functions, graphs). Most of the test allows calculator use, emphasizing analysis and application over manual computation.

Common Challenges When Preparing For Exams GED Mathematical Reasoning

Overcoming the fear of math after a long break from studying.
Difficulty reading and analyzing complex word problems in English.
Struggling to master advanced algebraic concepts.
Learning to use the TI-30XS calculator effectively, which is provided on-screen during the exam.

Course Content

Unit 1: Mathematical Reasoning

1.1 Basic Math

1.2 Geometry

1.3 Basic Algebra

1.4 Graphs and Functions

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Is the GED Math test difficult?

It can be challenging, especially for those who haven’t studied math for some time. The test covers a wide range of topics, from basic arithmetic to algebra. However, with a structured study plan and consistent practice, passing the test is absolutely achievable.

Am I allowed to use a calculator?

Yes. The exam is divided into two parts. You are allowed to use the TI-30XS MultiView™ scientific calculator (provided on-screen) for most of the test (Part 2). The first, shorter part (Part 1) does not allow calculator use.

Do I need to memorize formulas?

No. The test provides a formula sheet containing essential formulas for geometry, algebra, and data analysis. The key skill is knowing when and how to apply each formula, rather than memorizing them.

How does Intertu help me prepare for this test?

We begin with a diagnostic test to identify your specific areas of weakness. Then, our teachers create a personalized study plan to rebuild foundational skills, teach problem-solving strategies, and provide intensive practice with GED-style questions.

What is the minimum passing score for GED Math?

The minimum passing score for each GED subject is 145 out of 200. Scores between 165–174 indicate “College Ready” performance.

How is tuition for GED Math courses at Intertu calculated?

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GED Mathematical Reasoning

Learn About GED Mathematical Reasoning

Common Challenges When Preparing For Exams GED Mathematical Reasoning

Course Content

Register For A Consultation With Our Experts

Personalized Learning Approach

Academic Pathway

Competency Assessment

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Implement And Optimize

MEET THE TEACHING TEAM

Dedicated Team Of Teachers Ready To Support Your Learning Journey

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Tra Nguyen

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