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Ultimate Algebra has only one aim: MAKE ALGEBRA EASY. In doi


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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 1 week ago

New GED MATH video is out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQN-k...

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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 1 week ago

If you're looking for more FREE GED videos, be sure to check out our dedicated GED playlist from our GED Channel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEZKV...

This playlist includes videos covering all four GED subjects, with exclusive content not available here—especially in Social Studies and Reasoning Through Language Arts (RLA).

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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 5 months ago

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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 8 months ago

Simplify 16² − 14²

(what method did you use)


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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 10 months ago

Hello, we are working on creating realistic samples of the actual GED tests.
ultimateged.com/take-a-test/
Check this out. Please note that this is our first variation and the final product will be much better.
We will appreciate your feedback here. We love both positive and negative feedback

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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 10 months ago

Simplify the expression:
4(x − 3) + 3(2x − 5) − 2(x + 6)


(Level: Pass)

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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 10 months ago

Try this Hard GED MATH question.
Mr. Johnson is planning to build a new patio in his backyard that consists of two adjoining shapes: a rectangle and a semi-circle. The rectangle is 12 meters long, and 8 meters wide. The semi-circle will be added to one of the shorter sides of the rectangle, with its diameter equal to the width of the rectangle. Mr. Johnson needs to calculate the total area of the patio to determine how much paving material he should purchase. What is the area of the new patio he plans to build? (pi = 3.14).

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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 11 months ago

CheckOut our latest GED Math video. 50 Practice test questions to help you PASS

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UltimateAlgebra
Posted 11 months ago

Sarah received a graduation gift of $2,000 from her family. She decides to deposit this amount in a savings account that offers a simple interest rate of 3% per annum. She plans to leave the money in the account for 5 years while she attends college. How much will Sarah have in her savings account at the end of the 5-year period?
(Note: Solution will be in our video on 8th July)

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