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This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) . Draft, v.5 3/3/2024  \nBasic Information  \nThere are 46 questions on the math test, which students must answer within 115 minutes. Section 1 of  \nthe exam is only 5 questions, which students must answer without use of a calculator. For the remaining 41 questions in Section 2, students are allowed to use a calculator. (Note that the 5 non-calculator questions will be on the quantitative problem solving standards Q 1 and Q2. See below)  \nThe calculator used for the test is the Texas Instruments TI-30XS. What students have to do with the TI-30XS on the TASC is limited compared to all of its buttons and capabilities. We created this calculator guide for students to help focus on the skills they will need. For students taking the computer-based version of the GED, there is a tutorial they can use to get comfortable using the virtual TI-30XS. This function calculator activity will also help students get more comfortable with the TI-30XS.  \nOn the GED, students are given a reference sheet of mathematical formulas during the test. Teachers should make sure they are using the most up-to-date version with students. The math reference sheet is also available in Spanish.  \nOn the mathematical reasoning section of the GED, there are questions on algebra, functions, geometry, statistics and probability. Most problems are word problems involving real-life situations and contexts, which ask examinees to interpret information in charts, graphs, tables and diagrams.  \nThe math on the GED is broken down into the following content areas:  \n\n| Mathematical Reasoning on the GED | TASC math content, for comparison:\u003Cbr>● Number & Quantity (13%)\u003Cbr>● Geometry (23%)\u003Cbr>● Statistics & Probability (12%)\u003Cbr>● Algebra (26%)\u003Cbr>● Functions (26%) |\n| --- | --- |\n| Quantitative Problem Solving (45%)\u003Cbr>● with Rational Numbers\u003Cbr>● with Measurement |  |\n| Algebraic Problem Solving (55%)\u003Cbr>● with Expressions & Equations\u003Cbr>● with Graphs & Functions |  |\n\nThere is a similar emphasis on algebra & functions compared to the TASC. Algebraic problem solving still makes up more than half of the math content.  \nOne major difference between GED math and TASC math can be found in quantitative problem solving. The TASC only assessed high school level math standards. The GED assesses high school and middle school standards. In addition to higher level math, we need to build, deepen, and strengthen our students’ understanding of foundational math concepts and skills.  \n\n| ©2022 The City University of New York Adult Literacy/HSE/ESL Program ([http://literacy.cuny.edu](http://literacy.cuny.edu)). This work is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0) . 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