Description
Prepare students for solving one-variable linear equations, linear inequalities, and quadratic equations questions on the GED® Math Test. This bundled unit of separately available chapters and practice tests completely prepares students for the A.1 topics outlined on www.ged.com. This resource provides extensive instruction, vocabulary, example problems, practice problems, quizzes, and a bonus Unit exam. Solutions to all problem are explained in complete and thorough answer keys.
GED® Test Sub-Topics Assessed*:
- Solving One-Step Linear Equations Using Inverse Operations
- Solving Two-step Linear Equations
- Solving Multistep Linear Equations
- Solving Inequalities in One Variable
- Graphing One Variable Inequalities on a Number Line
- Write Linear Equations to Represent Context
- Solving quadratic equations in one variable using factoring
- Solving quadratic equations in one variable using the quadratic formula.
*Source: GED® Assessment Guide for Educators – Math
This resource includes:
- 23 pages of instruction (57 total pages including questions, answers and solutions).
- 23 fully explained example problems.
- 79 practice problems.
- Two 10 question Chapter Review Quizzes.
- Complete answer keys with fully explained solutions.
- Bonus: 20-question Unit Exam.
Some key features of this Bundle are:
Example Problems: Each example problem is completely explained with detailed steps and solutions.
GED Testing Tips: These tips address crucial test-taking strategies to help students improve their GED score.
Skills Checks: The Skills Check problems test a student’s ability to perform key procedures needed to succeed on the GED. These are quick drills that are designed to help practice critical skills. They are not multiple choice.
Challenge Problems: These questions are designed to look like those seen on the GED. They are often more challenging than Skills Check problems, as they ask students to synthesize their knowledge of math concepts while also demonstrating proficiency with key skills. These problems are multiple-choice.
Answer Keys: Following each set of Skills Check, Challenge problems, and Review Work, you will find an answer key with a step-by-step solution to each question.\
Unit Exam: Provides users with a summative assessment for all topic covered in the Unit.
GED® is a registered trademark of the American Council on Education (ACE) and administered exclusively by GED Testing Service LLC under license. This material is not endorsed or approved by ACE or GED Testing Service.
GED® Math Practice – Solving 1-Variable Equations and Inequalities Unit
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Bonus
Description
Prepare students for solving one-variable linear equations, linear inequalities, and quadratic equations questions on the GED® Math Test. This bundled unit of separately available chapters and practice tests completely prepares students for the A.1 topics outlined on www.ged.com. This resource provides extensive instruction, vocabulary, example problems, practice problems, quizzes, and a bonus Unit exam. Solutions to all problem are explained in complete and thorough answer keys.
GED® Test Sub-Topics Assessed*:
- Solving One-Step Linear Equations Using Inverse Operations
- Solving Two-step Linear Equations
- Solving Multistep Linear Equations
- Solving Inequalities in One Variable
- Graphing One Variable Inequalities on a Number Line
- Write Linear Equations to Represent Context
- Solving quadratic equations in one variable using factoring
- Solving quadratic equations in one variable using the quadratic formula.
*Source: GED® Assessment Guide for Educators – Math
This resource includes:
- 23 pages of instruction (57 total pages including questions, answers and solutions).
- 23 fully explained example problems.
- 79 practice problems.
- Two 10 question Chapter Review Quizzes.
- Complete answer keys with fully explained solutions.
- Bonus: 20-question Unit Exam.
Some key features of this Bundle are:
Example Problems: Each example problem is completely explained with detailed steps and solutions.
GED Testing Tips: These tips address crucial test-taking strategies to help students improve their GED score.
Skills Checks: The Skills Check problems test a student’s ability to perform key procedures needed to succeed on the GED. These are quick drills that are designed to help practice critical skills. They are not multiple choice.
Challenge Problems: These questions are designed to look like those seen on the GED. They are often more challenging than Skills Check problems, as they ask students to synthesize their knowledge of math concepts while also demonstrating proficiency with key skills. These problems are multiple-choice.
Answer Keys: Following each set of Skills Check, Challenge problems, and Review Work, you will find an answer key with a step-by-step solution to each question.\
Unit Exam: Provides users with a summative assessment for all topic covered in the Unit.
GED® is a registered trademark of the American Council on Education (ACE) and administered exclusively by GED Testing Service LLC under license. This material is not endorsed or approved by ACE or GED Testing Service.
