GED® Math: Solving Inequalities Application (1.12, Adv, # 11) 

They won't all be like this. Just a few. Notice it's an advanced example? Those are like the few hardest problems on the test or college prep. Most of the test is at the experienced level. Here's a good test-taking strategy. As you work through the test, look at each problem and decide which of these three types it is: 1) Something you feel pretty confident that you know or can figure out- do it immediately and move on 2) Something challenging but you think, given the time to think about it, you have a shot- estimate for now, guess on an answer, flag it and come back at the end of the test when you aren't so panicked about time 3) Something you have no idea on or have never heard of- just guess and move on. Don't worry about it. Remember, you only need half right to pass the test so you don't have to know everything!