The document contains 4 math word problems. The first problem asks how tall a ladder needs to be to rescue a cat stuck 37 feet high in a tree when the ladder is 18 feet from the tree. The second problem asks how much each person pays if two people split the $68 cost of a case of 12 bottles of wine. The third problem adds a third person and asks how much each pays and how many bottles each gets from a case bought for $68 shared among three people. The fourth problem compares discounts on a $236 pair of shoes at different stores.

1. GED Math Problems me

2. Question 1 Lady Gaga’s cat is stuck in a tree 37 feet high. The ladder is 18 feet away from the tree leaning on the tree. How tall does the ladder have to be for her to climb up the tree to rescue her cat?

3. Question 2 Jeanie Beanie wants to buy a bottle of wine, but the bottles are only sold in cases of 12. Her and Karen decide to buy a case and share the expense. If the case cost $68, how much money will each person have to come up with?

4. Question 3 Rose wants in on the $68 deal and offers to go three-ways on the case of 12 bottles. How much does each person pay for their wine bottles and how many bottles does each person get? Cheers!

5. Question 4 Vanessa sees a rocking pair of kicks in a magazine for $236. She tells Tyler and Josh how much she would enjoy having them. Tyler sees those same sneakers at Burlington Coat Factory for 40% off. Josh sees the same shoes at Macy’s with 35% off and an extra 10% early bird discount. Who got the best deal on the shoes for Ms. Vanessa and wins her affection with their incredible sense of thriftiness?