Common GED Math Word Problems!! 

Woohoo! Congrats, my friend!! I'm excited for you on your new journey 😃 Thank you for taking the time to reach out and let me know! 😜

@@GetSumMath Hey, I won't vanish you, I'm still learning from you. When I was struggling in the test I was thinking of you, they way you say things.. I was like "What the GET SUM MATH" (because no name is provided)guy will said in this equation??🤔 and then boom 😎. You're magical! I thought it was a scam when people were telling you "I passed my math", but no, you're real!

@@whocareswhoyouare 😂 Love it!!

hes an awesome teacher,

Woohoo!! Congrats mate! 🙏🏻

Congrats my friend!! 😃 Thank you for sharing and letting me know! 🙏🏻

You got it!

Awesome! 😃

You’re welcome! Keep us posted how it goes! 🙏🏼

Mines in an hour too! Best of luck

@@TheOfficiaIGhost Good luck! Keep us posted!

@@GetSumMath HOLYY SHITT I PASSED!! I got a 148 math and 150 science on my practice Tests… 159 and 160 ON THE TEST! Thanks man you’re the best!

@@TheOfficiaIGhost Let's goo!!! Great scores my man! 🙌🏼

That’s amazing!! Congrats my friend! 🥳 You’re welcome! Is the GED popular in Myanmar? I visited SEA and went to Malaysia and Indonesia, but never made it up there!

@GetSumMath Right now, GED and IGCSE*** are competitively popular here due to the current political situations in our country. But most of the students who participate in the Civil Disobedience Movement choose GED to finish their high school standard because, as you know, it is more comfortable not only on fees but on efforts and the lessons. Thanks for your congrats ❤️🫶 Come and visit also Myanmar when the country is back to the right authority. There are many beautiful places to see, and a lot of interesting traditions and cultures from various ethnic groups. 🇲🇲

@@honeysan3686 Very interesting! Thank you for sharing more about the two tests and the reasonings behind them. Wow, I just looked up the IGCES - I can't believe how expensive it is!! I would love to visit at some point! What are some favorite sites/areas that people should visit? Also, what meals do you recommend the most?

@GetSumMath I am happy to share.❤️ It depends on which part of the country you would like to go. Each part of the country has traditional foods and unique cultures. A lot of visitors choose to go to Bagan, which is officially described as the World Heritage Site by Unesco. Bagan is in the middle one of the country and is famous for its thousands of pagodas, its historical events, and its ancient architecture. There are relaxing resorts on mountain regions like Pyin Oo Lwin and Kalaw. The visitors love to go to Chaungthar and Napali, which are the most popular beach resorts here. Many more sightseeing views are scattered all over the country, like in Rakhine in West, Myeik Archipelago in South, Inle Lake in East, and Maykha-Malikha Confluence(Myit-son) in North. And that confluence is the starting point of the Ayeyarwady River, the life blood of our country. Variety of foods are famous and have different tastes according to their places. Among them, my favorite one is called Hinn-tote in Shan State. Don't forget to try various foods and snacks when you come.❤️❤️❤️

It's a great question! Normally multiplying does increase a value, unless we multiply by a fraction (or a percent less than 100), which makes the result smaller. You could think of 20 • 1/2 = 10 or 20 • 50% which we could write as 20 • 0.50 = 10 which does make the original number smaller in the end. I hope that helps!

@@GetSumMath okay thank still kinda confusing for me but I appreciate your response

Yup! All of the percent ones are calculator allowed 👍🏼

@@GetSumMath Thank you!

You can do these 2 with the percent triangle (I'm working on another video with that now!). 1) You can do 6,000 • 15% = 900. Then, you can add 900 to 6,000 to get 6,900. 15% is 0.15 (15% is "per cent", so think cents, aka 0.15 cents) so 6,000 • 0.15 = 900 also 2) Same idea here. You can do 20 • 0.25 = 5. Then add 20 + 5 = 25 (final cost) ------------------------------------ What they did is add 100% + 15% to get 1.15 And then they did 100% + 25% to get 1.25 Hope that helps!

@@GetSumMath thank you so much that makes so much sense now! And I can not wait for new videos for GED!

@@GravitySix-G6 Oh good! Glad that helps 🙏🏻

For sure! We'll start with the total minus any one-time fee: $270 - $60 = $210. From there, each mile (over 40) costs $0.50, so we'll see how many miles she can go on $210. 210 ÷ 0.50 = 420, so she can go 420 miles. But since that's how many miles over 40, we'll actually add 40 to that: 420 + 40 = 460 miles. So that should be our final answer 👍🏼

@GetSumMath Thanks a million ❤️ If you don't mind, I am wondering one question about the GED Math test. When there's a box blank to write the answer, do we have to write the units? And can you mention me on Statistics?

@@honeysan3686 You'll just write the numbers in the box, but not the units! Some of the main statistics problems on the GED involve mean, median, mode, and range. Here's a video on those if you're interested! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZZK1taXcdBQ.html

@GetSumMath Thanks a ton❤️❤️❤️ I will come back with my scores🥳