GED Test Preparation
Here's what people don't tell you: they give you a calculator AND a formula sheet. You don't need to memorize anything. You need to know when to use what.
Ari teaches you to set up problems step by step using real situations — tips, discounts, budgets, measurements. Math you actually use.
Start Studying — Free Try a Problem FirstAri never skips steps or says "obviously." Every single step is shown. If you get lost, Ari backs up and tries a different way.
Splitting a bill. Calculating a discount. Figuring out how much paint for a wall. Math the way you actually use it.
Good at basic math but struggle with algebra? Ari spends time there. Already know fractions? Skip ahead.
Practice on break, on the bus, before bed. 15 minutes a day adds up. No laptop needed.
Four areas. Mostly algebra (55%). Formula sheet and calculator provided.
Fractions, percents, order of operations, powers, roots. The foundation everything else builds on.
Solving equations, word problems, inequalities. The biggest section — but it's just "find x." Ari makes it click.
Area, volume, angles, Pythagorean theorem. Formulas given — you just plug in numbers.
Reading graphs, averages, probability, slope. Understanding what numbers are telling you.
Start with what you know least. Each topic builds one skill through conversation.
Fractions, decimals, percentages — converting between them and using them in real-lif...
PEMDAS — the rules for which math operations to do first when an expression has multi...
Exponents (repeated multiplication), square roots, and estimating roots — the buildin...
Distance from zero on the number line — always positive. Used for distance, temperatu...
Factors, multiples, primes, GCF, and LCM — useful for simplifying fractions and findi...
Perimeter and area of rectangles, triangles, circles, and composite shapes — with the...
Volume and surface area of boxes, cylinders, cones, and pyramids — all formulas provi...
Types of angles, complementary/supplementary pairs, vertical angles, and angles in tr...
Finding missing sides of right triangles using a² + b² = c² — the most-used geometry ...
Variables, combining like terms, distributive property, and evaluating expressions — ...
Solving for x — one-step, two-step, and multi-step equations. The most important alge...
Solving inequalities — just like equations but the answer is a range of values, not o...
Turning real-life situations into math equations — the skill that ties everything tog...
Introduction to quadratic expressions and equations — factoring, the x² shape, and fi...
Plotting points, reading graphs, finding distance and midpoint between points on a co...
Slope, y-intercept, graphing lines, and writing equations — the most important algebr...
Reading and interpreting functions — what goes in, what comes out, and what the graph...
Mean, median, mode, reading charts and graphs, and understanding what data is telling...
Basic probability, simple and compound events, and using data to make predictions....
"A shirt costs $40. It's 25% off. What do you pay?" Ari starts with something you'd actually need to figure out at a store.
You try. If you're stuck, Ari says: "First, what's 25% as a decimal?" One hint at a time — never the whole answer at once.
Get it right and Ari gives you a slightly harder one. Get it wrong and Ari shows you where the mistake happened — no judgment, just clarity.
Ask Ari for a practice problem, or ask anything about the GED Math test. No sign-up needed.
19 topics. A patient coach. Calculator and formulas provided. No cost, no catch.
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