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Pass GED math with free practice that shows you exactly what to fix
Math is usually the last subject between people and their GED. Take a free practice test that works like the real one, see which topics cost you points, then fix them one at a time. No account, no email.
New questions every time you start. Come back as often as you like.
About 46 questions · 115 minutes · the same two parts as the official test
A cylindrical tank has a radius of 4 feet and a height of 9 feet. Using 3.14 for π, what is its volume, to the nearest tenth?
- A452.2 cubic feet
- B113.0 cubic feet
- C1,808.6 cubic feet
- D150.7 cubic feet
See what practice looks like here
Here’s one of our practice questions, made fresh when this page loaded. Answer it, and you’ll see the step-by-step working you get on every question.
Solve the equation 5x + 6 = -9. Complete the sentences below.
To undo the addition first, . The solution is x = .
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If math is your last subject, you’re in the biggest group
In a GED Testing Service review of 77,000 people who had passed three of the four subjects, 82% still had math left. Reading was 11%, social studies 5%, science 2%.
The good news? It’s more fixable than it feels. The test asks a set list of skills, and a practice test shows you which ones are costing you points. Work on those, and your score moves faster than it would from starting at page one of a math book.
No surprises on test day
All five question types from the real test: multiple choice, fill in the blank, drop-down, drag and drop, and clicking a spot on a graph.
A calculator your fingers know
An on-screen calculator laid out like the TI-30XS MultiView, so the fraction and toggle keys feel familiar before it counts.
Know exactly what to study
Your result is split into the same four areas as the official score report, with a link to practice each one.
Learn from every miss
Every question shows the working step by step, and why the tempting wrong answer is wrong.
Practice one skill at a time
A full test shows you where you stand. Practicing one topic at a time is how your score goes up. You get new numbers every time, so a second run tests the skill, not your memory.
Fractions, decimals & percents
Convert between forms, find a percent of an amount, and handle increase and decrease.
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Ratios, rates & proportions
Unit rates, scaling recipes, map scales and the classic distance–rate–time setup.
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Equations & inequalities
Solve one-step to multi-step equations, and read inequality solutions off a number line.
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Functions & graphing
Slope, intercepts, plotting points and reading a linear relationship off a graph.
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Geometry & measurement
Area, perimeter, volume, surface area and the Pythagorean theorem.
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Data & probability
Mean, median, mode, range, tables, graphs and simple probability.
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Test-day reference
The GED math formula sheet
What’s on the sheet you’re given, what each formula means, and the seven it leaves out.
Test-day reference
The TI-30XS calculator
A free one to practice on, plus when it’s switched off and whether you can bring your own.
Scoring
What score do you need?
145 passes. That’s roughly 27 to 30 of the 46 questions right, by our estimate.
Working out the rest of your GED?
How to sign up, what it costs in your state, and what’s on all four tests.
Questions people ask first
- Is it really free?
- Yes. The practice test, the topic sets and the calculator are free, with no account and no email. The printable PDF is free too; we just email it to you.
- Is this the official GED test?
- No. We write our own questions to match the official skill list and formats, because real GED questions aren’t released. For an official check before you book, GED Testing Service sells GED Ready.
- What if it’s been years since I did math?
- That’s most people here. Start with the practice test. A low score is fine; it’s a starting line, and it tells you which topic to fix first.
- How long does the practice test take?
- About two hours, like the real one. Your place is saved on your device, so you can stop and come back.
Find out where you stand today
One practice test shows you which topics cost you points. Everything after that is fixing them.