Hey, y’all. I know everyone always complains about algebra on the GED test. Most people think it’s too hard. Hey, you don’t need to be a complete expert to pass the GED. You just gotta know the basics of math…and algebra. There are parts that aren’t too hard! Since algebra is the hardest part of the GED for some people, I’ve found some places on the web to learn algebra. Take a look:
AlgebraHelp.com has lessons, worksheets, and a calculator to help you out: http://www.algebrahelp.com/
This site’s got basic math and pre-algebra, so it’s good if you need to build up some basic math skills before tackling the algebra: http://home.earthlink.net/~djbach/basic.html#anchor988522
Purplemath has a whole lot of explanations of algebra ideas, starting with the basics. http://www.purplemath.com/modules/index.htm
Help Algebra has nine chapters, like a math book, explaining algebra: http://www.helpalgebra.com/
Hmmmm…. I gotta study some of these things myself. What’s giving you a headache on your GED? Let me know, and I’ll try to figure out a good answer for you. You know, make it real. Just leave a comment, and I’ll get you a GED-rockin’ answer.
To find out more about the GED test and GED test preparation, visit The GED Academy at passGED.com.
