GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 106
Exhibit.
When the bicyclists had traveled for 6 hours, how many miles FARTHER had A gone than B?
When the bicyclists had traveled for 6 hours, how many miles FARTHER had A gone than B?
GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 107
Exhibit.
What was the approximate frog population in the lake when the study began?
What was the approximate frog population in the lake when the study began?
GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 108
Exhibit.
Each bag of topsoil that Kyle wants to purchase will cover an area of 2.25 square feet. What is the minimum number of bags he should purchase to cover the garden area?
Each bag of topsoil that Kyle wants to purchase will cover an area of 2.25 square feet. What is the minimum number of bags he should purchase to cover the garden area?
GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 109
Exhibit.
Debra's job description allocates her time among her tasks as shown in the graph at the left.
If Debra works 40 hours this week, how many of those hours should be spent on customer service?
Debra's job description allocates her time among her tasks as shown in the graph at the left.
If Debra works 40 hours this week, how many of those hours should be spent on customer service?
GED-Mathematical-Reasoning Exam Question 110
Exhibit:
According to the graph, what was the greatest number of frogs in the lake?
According to the graph, what was the greatest number of frogs in the lake?