GED Math Practice Test

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Prepare for the GED Math Test with confidence! Engage in a quiz that includes multiple-choice questions covering key math concepts. Strengthen your mathematical skills and increase your chances of passing the GED with our comprehensive resources.

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How many feet are in one yard?

3 feet
4 feet
5 feet
6 feet

The correct answer is: 3 feet

One yard is defined as being equal to three feet. This is a standard conversion in the imperial measurement system where both yards and feet are commonly used. To provide context, knowing this relationship is essential for various practical applications, such as measuring fabric, distances, and even in construction, where precise measurements are crucial. Understanding that one yard consists of three feet allows you to easily convert measurements between yards and feet in any mathematical or real-world scenario.