🎓 GED · MATH

GED® Algebra: Equations Mastery

A focused GED® Algebra course for mastering equations. Students learn how an equation works like a balance, solve one-step, two-step, multi-step, fraction, decimal, and variable-on-both-sides equations, rearrange formulas, translate word problems into equations, and recognize no-solution and infinitely-many-solution cases. Lessons include many worked examples, and practice questions use detailed step-by-step explanations.

📚 10 sessions 📝 62 practice questions ⏰ Self-paced ✅ 100% Free
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📚 Course Curriculum

10 sessions organized as a guided path, with 3 trial sessions open before enrollment.

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An equation says two expressions are equal. The equals sign is not an instruction to "get an answer"; it is a balance point. Whatever is …

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A one-step equation needs one inverse operation to isolate the variable. Example 1 - addition:. Undo \(+9\) by subtracting 9:. Example 2 - subtraction:. Undo …

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A two-step equation usually has a variable term plus or minus a constant:. Solve by undoing operations in reverse order:. First undo addition or subtraction. …

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Multi-step equations are not harder because of new rules. They are harder because the equation needs cleaning first. Use this order:. Distribute if there are …

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Some equations have \(x\) on both sides. The goal is to collect all variable terms on one side and all constants on the other. Example …

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Fractions and decimals are still solved with the same balance rule. The cleanest strategy is often to clear the fraction or decimal early. Example 1:. …

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A formula is an equation with more than one variable. A literal equation asks you to solve for one variable in terms of the others. …

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GED® algebra often hides the equation in a real situation. Translate slowly. Routine:. Define the variable. Write what each part means. Build the equation. Solve. …

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Most linear equations have one solution, but sometimes the variable disappears. Case 1 - no solution:. Subtract \(3x\) from both sides:. That is false, so …

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Checking is not extra work; it is how you catch arithmetic mistakes. For any equation:. Solve carefully. Substitute the answer into the original equation, not …

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📝 Practice Questions

62 interactive questions with instant feedback and explanations.

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