GED Math Practice — 8 Questions for the Real Test
Percents, fractions, area, simple interest and averages — the practical math the GED actually asks about.
About this set
GED Mathematical Reasoning is practical math for adult life: money, measurements, and data, with a calculator allowed for most of the test. These eight original questions cover its backbone skills. Every explanation does the arithmetic in the open, line by line, so you can steal the method for the next problem like it.
Frequently Asked Questions
What math level is the GED?
Mostly arithmetic, basic algebra and geometry fundamentals — roughly a high-school foundation, applied to real-life situations rather than abstract proofs.
Can I use a calculator on the GED?
Yes, for most of the math test (an on-screen TI-30XS). A short first section is calculator-free, which is why mental-math basics still matter.
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