How can I get help with pre-algebra and algebra? I failed the algebra 2x and need help?
Q. I need to pass algebra to go forward in getting my degree. I passed pre - algebra and failed algebra 2x. It's been so long since I took the courses that I need to refresh pre-algebra. I am hoping to find something on line.
Asked by Arlene M - Thu Jan 3 17:50:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your university should have tutoring areas or references to help you out. Why don't you search on yahoo or google to help find answers in a particular part of pre-algebra or algebra. Last but not least, find a "Algebra for Dummies" book for additional help.
Answered by skyfeather94 - Thu Jan 3 17:57:41 2008
Q. I need to pass algebra to go forward in getting my degree. I passed pre - algebra and failed algebra 2x. It's been so long since I took the courses that I need to refresh pre-algebra. I am hoping to find something on line.
Asked by Arlene M - Thu Jan 3 17:50:45 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Your university should have tutoring areas or references to help you out. Why don't you search on yahoo or google to help find answers in a particular part of pre-algebra or algebra. Last but not least, find a "Algebra for Dummies" book for additional help.
Answered by skyfeather94 - Thu Jan 3 17:57:41 2008
What kind of material is covered in introductory algebra, and what is covered in intermediate algebra?
Q. A breif outline of the main things covered in introductory algebra courses in college and intermediate algebra, college level also. What can you expect to talk about in these courses?
Asked by ::: ::Alice in Wonderland::: ::: - Sat Jul 26 20:02:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Q. A breif outline of the main things covered in introductory algebra courses in college and intermediate algebra, college level also. What can you expect to talk about in these courses?
Asked by ::: ::Alice in Wonderland::: ::: - Sat Jul 26 20:02:50 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
Whats the difference between algebra 2 regulars and algebra 2 honors?
Q. Im a freshman right now, and im in geometry, and well i have all honors class, and i was thinking about going into honors algebra 2 next year but is it really a lot harder than regular algebra 2?
Asked by Ginger. - Wed Apr 22 21:06:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. In Algebra II Honors, you move through the material at a more rapid pace than you would in regular Algebra II. Plus, there is more homework and more assigned homework problems in Algebra II Honors. Also, in both classes, you have grades for exams and homework; in Algebra II Honors, I believe the exams are weighted more towards your grade. When I took Algebra II in high school, 80% of our grade was based on exams and 20% of our grade was based on homework. The weight of the exams towards your grade in regular Algebra II should be a lot lower. Overall, Algebra II Honors is not a lot harder than regular Algebra II, but it is just a tad challenging. If you pay attention in class, do your homework, and study really hard for the exams, you… [cont.]
Answered by tfizzum4 - Wed Apr 22 21:13:26 2009
Q. Im a freshman right now, and im in geometry, and well i have all honors class, and i was thinking about going into honors algebra 2 next year but is it really a lot harder than regular algebra 2?
Asked by Ginger. - Wed Apr 22 21:06:33 2009 - - 3 Answers - 1 Comments
A. In Algebra II Honors, you move through the material at a more rapid pace than you would in regular Algebra II. Plus, there is more homework and more assigned homework problems in Algebra II Honors. Also, in both classes, you have grades for exams and homework; in Algebra II Honors, I believe the exams are weighted more towards your grade. When I took Algebra II in high school, 80% of our grade was based on exams and 20% of our grade was based on homework. The weight of the exams towards your grade in regular Algebra II should be a lot lower. Overall, Algebra II Honors is not a lot harder than regular Algebra II, but it is just a tad challenging. If you pay attention in class, do your homework, and study really hard for the exams, you… [cont.]
Answered by tfizzum4 - Wed Apr 22 21:13:26 2009
Why do you need linear algebra for graduate work in psychology?
Q. I am told that first year linear algebra is required for graduate work in psychology. Can anyone offer any insight as to why?
Asked by Sdf - Mon Oct 12 20:05:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, not really. Psychology is a soft science, so it there's not much math to it. But really, everyone should know algebra. Math is a good thing to know for practical problems for instance, balancing your budget when you live on your own. Maybe in order for it to be a science degree you need some math?
Answered by Tommy Tutone - Tue Oct 13 21:15:39 2009
Q. I am told that first year linear algebra is required for graduate work in psychology. Can anyone offer any insight as to why?
Asked by Sdf - Mon Oct 12 20:05:29 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. No, not really. Psychology is a soft science, so it there's not much math to it. But really, everyone should know algebra. Math is a good thing to know for practical problems for instance, balancing your budget when you live on your own. Maybe in order for it to be a science degree you need some math?
Answered by Tommy Tutone - Tue Oct 13 21:15:39 2009
What is the best way to memorize pre algebra equations?
Q. I am 46 years old and I decided to go back to college. I am in a pre algebra course. I never took any kind of algebra in school. I dropped out in the 9th grade and went back a year later and got my GED. So this is very new to me and I need some help. Some of it is just basic math but now it is getting to some problems like 7(2x+1) or 5(x+6). When i get to trying to solve problems, I get lost on the way to the answer. I know that there is an easy way to do these kind of problems but I get lost in the showing the work on the way to the answer. Does that make any kind of sense? It has been 30 years sinci I was in school
Asked by rdoliver1121 - Thu Sep 7 23:48:19 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was the same age as you when I started to go back to school, I began with math 081 and am a Junior in college now. Here are some tips for your success: 1. Take notes and ask questions. Nothing is "dumb" every question no matter what it is will help somebody else that is too shy to ask it. 2. Get a study partner. Try to study with somebody that is more advanced than you or are on the same level. If there is a student in your class that is not getting it at all...put them on your team, you will get better because you will help them understand what you know and in the end that will help you do better. 3. Do all the questions. Do the ones not assigned. 4. Review your tests and go over the questions that you got wrong. 5. Get… [cont.]
Answered by Dave - Fri Sep 8 00:21:09 2006
Q. I am 46 years old and I decided to go back to college. I am in a pre algebra course. I never took any kind of algebra in school. I dropped out in the 9th grade and went back a year later and got my GED. So this is very new to me and I need some help. Some of it is just basic math but now it is getting to some problems like 7(2x+1) or 5(x+6). When i get to trying to solve problems, I get lost on the way to the answer. I know that there is an easy way to do these kind of problems but I get lost in the showing the work on the way to the answer. Does that make any kind of sense? It has been 30 years sinci I was in school
Asked by rdoliver1121 - Thu Sep 7 23:48:19 2006 - - 7 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I was the same age as you when I started to go back to school, I began with math 081 and am a Junior in college now. Here are some tips for your success: 1. Take notes and ask questions. Nothing is "dumb" every question no matter what it is will help somebody else that is too shy to ask it. 2. Get a study partner. Try to study with somebody that is more advanced than you or are on the same level. If there is a student in your class that is not getting it at all...put them on your team, you will get better because you will help them understand what you know and in the end that will help you do better. 3. Do all the questions. Do the ones not assigned. 4. Review your tests and go over the questions that you got wrong. 5. Get… [cont.]
Answered by Dave - Fri Sep 8 00:21:09 2006
What is the difference between pre-calc and algebra?
Q. I am halfway through my college level algebra course and i wanted to know what im getting into because i have pre-calc next semester. So, what is pre-calc generally about? How does is differ from algebra?
Asked by Dj L - Sat Jun 14 10:20:09 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in precalc. you do lots of trigonometry, analytical geometry,matrices,probabi lity,vectors, Elementary functions( polynomial functions, rational functions,exponential and logarithmic functions) It is harder than algebra I and algebra II, but easier than linear algebra. Precalculus uses many techniques in algebra, so make sure you have a good foundation in algebra!
Answered by penguins_rule08540 - Sat Jun 14 12:35:49 2008
Q. I am halfway through my college level algebra course and i wanted to know what im getting into because i have pre-calc next semester. So, what is pre-calc generally about? How does is differ from algebra?
Asked by Dj L - Sat Jun 14 10:20:09 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. in precalc. you do lots of trigonometry, analytical geometry,matrices,probabi lity,vectors, Elementary functions( polynomial functions, rational functions,exponential and logarithmic functions) It is harder than algebra I and algebra II, but easier than linear algebra. Precalculus uses many techniques in algebra, so make sure you have a good foundation in algebra!
Answered by penguins_rule08540 - Sat Jun 14 12:35:49 2008
What is the answer for an algebra equation that does not have enough information to solve?
Q. When you are given an algebra equation and do not have enough information to solve the equation, you write this word for the answer.What is the correct term.Thanks.
Asked by Stephanie - Wed Feb 25 16:27:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three terms I have been taught are impossible, no solution, and undefined. Hope I helped :)
Answered by livvvvvv :) - Wed Feb 25 19:51:08 2009
Q. When you are given an algebra equation and do not have enough information to solve the equation, you write this word for the answer.What is the correct term.Thanks.
Asked by Stephanie - Wed Feb 25 16:27:42 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Three terms I have been taught are impossible, no solution, and undefined. Hope I helped :)
Answered by livvvvvv :) - Wed Feb 25 19:51:08 2009
How do I start practicing in algebra?
Q. Everyone's telling me to practice my algebra to improve. But I don't know where should I start. I want to start practicing before the class starts. Everyone's telling me to practice my algebra to improve. But I don't know where should I start. I want to start practicing before the class starts. I just enrolled 1st college so I want to improve my skills in algebra since my course is Civil engineering. Another topic in algebra that I want to practice is the word problems. Since I have a hard time answering some of it.
Asked by DiaGold - Mon Jun 16 21:54:30 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. algebra really isnt that difficult (IMO). there is no need to start practicing it. your teacher should be there when school starts for everything you need and to guide and teach you everything.
Answered by unknown - Mon Jun 16 21:59:35 2008
Q. Everyone's telling me to practice my algebra to improve. But I don't know where should I start. I want to start practicing before the class starts. Everyone's telling me to practice my algebra to improve. But I don't know where should I start. I want to start practicing before the class starts. I just enrolled 1st college so I want to improve my skills in algebra since my course is Civil engineering. Another topic in algebra that I want to practice is the word problems. Since I have a hard time answering some of it.
Asked by DiaGold - Mon Jun 16 21:54:30 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. algebra really isnt that difficult (IMO). there is no need to start practicing it. your teacher should be there when school starts for everything you need and to guide and teach you everything.
Answered by unknown - Mon Jun 16 21:59:35 2008
What is the best and fastest way to learn college Algebra?
Q. I am teaching myself college algebra. The books I am using seem to be taking way to long. Does any one know of any other study materials that would enable me to learn college algebra faster then I am now?
Asked by R14 - Wed Aug 5 10:00:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at what's required for the higher level math courses you plan to take, and skip the optional chapters in the book you're in now.
Answered by unknown - Wed Aug 5 10:37:58 2009
Q. I am teaching myself college algebra. The books I am using seem to be taking way to long. Does any one know of any other study materials that would enable me to learn college algebra faster then I am now?
Asked by R14 - Wed Aug 5 10:00:45 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Look at what's required for the higher level math courses you plan to take, and skip the optional chapters in the book you're in now.
Answered by unknown - Wed Aug 5 10:37:58 2009
How do you make Algebra fun for students?
Q. I need a way to make an Algebra 1 video fun and exciting. What I need help with is thinking of different video to make it exciting: like using skateboarding with slope...I've asked this question before, but I don't think I made it easy to understand. What would make a movie about Algebra interesting to teenagers?
Asked by Genuine Phenomenon - Wed Feb 28 14:05:24 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. skateboarding fun for some but not all children like to skateboard but yeah more movements needed and have you seen the movies they watch = give them some goth and horror halloween element also hint hint
Answered by Dane Aqua - Wed Feb 28 14:27:49 2007
Q. I need a way to make an Algebra 1 video fun and exciting. What I need help with is thinking of different video to make it exciting: like using skateboarding with slope...I've asked this question before, but I don't think I made it easy to understand. What would make a movie about Algebra interesting to teenagers?
Asked by Genuine Phenomenon - Wed Feb 28 14:05:24 2007 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. skateboarding fun for some but not all children like to skateboard but yeah more movements needed and have you seen the movies they watch = give them some goth and horror halloween element also hint hint
Answered by Dane Aqua - Wed Feb 28 14:27:49 2007
I need good studying tips for pre algebra and history?
Q. I am in 7th grade. I am studying pre algebra and the beginnings of our nation. I have exams coming up and need really good studying tips so I can get and A. I do well with funny songs and saying like. George was first because at birth he was first. Like that.
Asked by jennifer v - Sun Feb 17 19:07:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. umm...wat i usually did for gr. 7 canadian history was put tunes of my fav songs into the importance of those wars and sstuff...n for algebra..i just practised...a lot...that helps...n do all the questions in your book...i hope this helped..
Answered by soni - Sun Feb 17 19:19:16 2008
Q. I am in 7th grade. I am studying pre algebra and the beginnings of our nation. I have exams coming up and need really good studying tips so I can get and A. I do well with funny songs and saying like. George was first because at birth he was first. Like that.
Asked by jennifer v - Sun Feb 17 19:07:47 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. umm...wat i usually did for gr. 7 canadian history was put tunes of my fav songs into the importance of those wars and sstuff...n for algebra..i just practised...a lot...that helps...n do all the questions in your book...i hope this helped..
Answered by soni - Sun Feb 17 19:19:16 2008
What is the difference between Mathematics and Algebra Clep?
Q. They are both different test, I know what the algebra one covers, but what does the Mathematics one cover? The class code is MGF1106 Also what is a good study source for the Mathematics Clep?
Asked by Pixie - Thu Jul 9 13:38:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anytime you need information on CLEP, the best place to look for general information is the College Board website. Here is a link to the College Mathematics exam description which tells you what types of problems you can expect on the test: Please check with your college before taking either CLEP. Not all schools grant credit for both of these exams. My college accepts the College Algebra CLEP, but not the College Mathematics CLEP. Also make sure that whichever one you're interested in taking will meet your degree requirements. Your advisor can help you determine that. I've not taken either of these tests yet, but for study resources, you may want to look into purchasing the REA books. They're available on Amazon and contain a… [cont.]
Answered by Love Never Fails - Fri Jul 10 07:33:44 2009
Q. They are both different test, I know what the algebra one covers, but what does the Mathematics one cover? The class code is MGF1106 Also what is a good study source for the Mathematics Clep?
Asked by Pixie - Thu Jul 9 13:38:42 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Anytime you need information on CLEP, the best place to look for general information is the College Board website. Here is a link to the College Mathematics exam description which tells you what types of problems you can expect on the test: Please check with your college before taking either CLEP. Not all schools grant credit for both of these exams. My college accepts the College Algebra CLEP, but not the College Mathematics CLEP. Also make sure that whichever one you're interested in taking will meet your degree requirements. Your advisor can help you determine that. I've not taken either of these tests yet, but for study resources, you may want to look into purchasing the REA books. They're available on Amazon and contain a… [cont.]
Answered by Love Never Fails - Fri Jul 10 07:33:44 2009
What college course is equivalent to high school algebra?
Q. I dropped out of high school in 9th grade (had a baby). Since then I have gotten my GED and started college. One of the requirements to get my degree is to complete one unit that is equivalent to high school algebra. What course do I need to take?
Asked by michelle - Tue Aug 18 13:24:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. since course requirements vary from school to school to school, I cannot tell you what course to take. However, I would advise that you speak with your counselor. Set up an appointment with him or her to develop a course curriculum. This will take about an hour to complete. Your counselor will help you figure out which courses you need to take, and in what order. He/she will also help you find out what the course numbers are for all of your required courses, and may even help get you registered.
Answered by apropos92 - Tue Aug 18 13:45:50 2009
Q. I dropped out of high school in 9th grade (had a baby). Since then I have gotten my GED and started college. One of the requirements to get my degree is to complete one unit that is equivalent to high school algebra. What course do I need to take?
Asked by michelle - Tue Aug 18 13:24:19 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. since course requirements vary from school to school to school, I cannot tell you what course to take. However, I would advise that you speak with your counselor. Set up an appointment with him or her to develop a course curriculum. This will take about an hour to complete. Your counselor will help you figure out which courses you need to take, and in what order. He/she will also help you find out what the course numbers are for all of your required courses, and may even help get you registered.
Answered by apropos92 - Tue Aug 18 13:45:50 2009
What can i do to improve my algebra skill?
Q. i really bad at algebra, i don't understand algebra at all. What can i do to get good at algebra?
Asked by ttt - Fri Oct 27 00:35:34 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to pay attention to every lesson, one builds on the next. Algebra is such an easy subject, I find it hard that a person has problems with it, but please get help. It is so much fun!
Answered by guardianofdoves - Fri Oct 27 00:38:12 2006
Q. i really bad at algebra, i don't understand algebra at all. What can i do to get good at algebra?
Asked by ttt - Fri Oct 27 00:35:34 2006 - - 10 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You have to pay attention to every lesson, one builds on the next. Algebra is such an easy subject, I find it hard that a person has problems with it, but please get help. It is so much fun!
Answered by guardianofdoves - Fri Oct 27 00:38:12 2006
What is the difference between Algebra I and Algebra II?
Q. It seems to me that they are the same, except that Algebra II expands on a couple of concepts like parabolas.
Asked by aaronmk2 - Fri Nov 21 13:15:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Algebra 1 is the basics and then when you get to Algebra 2, you must remember everything from algebra 1 because it goes more complex into things that you did in Algebra 1. For example, you will get more variables added into problems so it will take longer to solve. Also, word problems are used more in Algebra 2 to prepare you for real life situations.
Answered by Marissa F - Sun Nov 23 01:33:25 2008
Q. It seems to me that they are the same, except that Algebra II expands on a couple of concepts like parabolas.
Asked by aaronmk2 - Fri Nov 21 13:15:10 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Algebra 1 is the basics and then when you get to Algebra 2, you must remember everything from algebra 1 because it goes more complex into things that you did in Algebra 1. For example, you will get more variables added into problems so it will take longer to solve. Also, word problems are used more in Algebra 2 to prepare you for real life situations.
Answered by Marissa F - Sun Nov 23 01:33:25 2008
What is the difference between Algebra, Geometry and Algebra 2?
Q. My daughter is in Geometry and has started struggling and will go into Algebra 2 next year. Are there any good websites for tutorials? It's been years I really don't have the skills to teach her.
Asked by rsf - Fri May 4 16:35:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Algebra is the use of simple equations and variables to solve a problem. Geometry uses these equations and variables and applies then with various theorems to shapes. Algebra II is more complex equations and can deal with several variables in one problem. Hope that helps. As far as tutoring see if the school offers it, and if not then you can go to www.algebra.com or try sylvan, i have heard they are good.
Answered by lt_lewis2 - Fri May 4 16:40:31 2007
Q. My daughter is in Geometry and has started struggling and will go into Algebra 2 next year. Are there any good websites for tutorials? It's been years I really don't have the skills to teach her.
Asked by rsf - Fri May 4 16:35:25 2007 - - 8 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Algebra is the use of simple equations and variables to solve a problem. Geometry uses these equations and variables and applies then with various theorems to shapes. Algebra II is more complex equations and can deal with several variables in one problem. Hope that helps. As far as tutoring see if the school offers it, and if not then you can go to www.algebra.com or try sylvan, i have heard they are good.
Answered by lt_lewis2 - Fri May 4 16:40:31 2007
how important is it to know algebra to be able to do geometry?
Q. My daughter is in 9th grade geometry and has not had algebra. She is having a difficult time. Her counselor says that you do not need algebra to do geometry. She says it is a different kind of math and that's why the 9th graders have trouble with it.
Asked by Cindy C - Tue Oct 27 13:46:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't a whole lot of algebra in geometry, so your daughter should be able to do okay. I would still have recommended taking algebra first, though. The best person to ask about this is her math teacher. He/she would have the best understanding of exactly what a student needs to know in order to do well in the class.
Answered by Bramblyspam - Tue Oct 27 13:54:34 2009
Q. My daughter is in 9th grade geometry and has not had algebra. She is having a difficult time. Her counselor says that you do not need algebra to do geometry. She says it is a different kind of math and that's why the 9th graders have trouble with it.
Asked by Cindy C - Tue Oct 27 13:46:08 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isn't a whole lot of algebra in geometry, so your daughter should be able to do okay. I would still have recommended taking algebra first, though. The best person to ask about this is her math teacher. He/she would have the best understanding of exactly what a student needs to know in order to do well in the class.
Answered by Bramblyspam - Tue Oct 27 13:54:34 2009
How difficult is the abstract algebra course?
Q. Is abstract algebra very difficult? I did very well in the 3 calculus classes and differential equations, however, I haven't taken linear algebra yet and it won't fit into my schedule. Would I be lost in abstract algebra without taking linear algebra first?
Asked by MathGuy - Sat Mar 15 12:11:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. probably not, u've already taken the first 3 calculus courses. Abstract algebra is usually taken concurrently with the 3rd calc course, so you should be fine
Answered by Alvin - Sat Mar 15 12:14:25 2008
Q. Is abstract algebra very difficult? I did very well in the 3 calculus classes and differential equations, however, I haven't taken linear algebra yet and it won't fit into my schedule. Would I be lost in abstract algebra without taking linear algebra first?
Asked by MathGuy - Sat Mar 15 12:11:10 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. probably not, u've already taken the first 3 calculus courses. Abstract algebra is usually taken concurrently with the 3rd calc course, so you should be fine
Answered by Alvin - Sat Mar 15 12:14:25 2008
What is the difference between High School Algebra 2 and College Intermediate Algebra?
Q. Hi! I am a High school student and I'm taking Intermediate Algebra at ARC. I was wondering if HS Alg 2 is the same as Intermediate Alg in college. Do both of them contain the same material? And will it help when I take Trigonometry in High School?
Asked by lovebaby - Fri Jun 20 03:01:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm pretty sure at my school it goes Algebra1, Geometry, ICA (intermediate collage algebra), and the Algebra2
Answered by Jen - Fri Jun 20 03:05:04 2008
Q. Hi! I am a High school student and I'm taking Intermediate Algebra at ARC. I was wondering if HS Alg 2 is the same as Intermediate Alg in college. Do both of them contain the same material? And will it help when I take Trigonometry in High School?
Asked by lovebaby - Fri Jun 20 03:01:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I'm pretty sure at my school it goes Algebra1, Geometry, ICA (intermediate collage algebra), and the Algebra2
Answered by Jen - Fri Jun 20 03:05:04 2008
What is a really good website or software package for learning Algebra through Calculus type stuff?
Q. I am a college student taking Pre-Calculus and want to brush up (try and perfect) my algebra skills. I also want to have something that is more interactive to study pre-cal and calculus with. I am a Pre-Engineering student, freshman. I don't mind repeated activities, especially if I am able to try out multiple stuff and see where I was wrong. Basically anything that offers practice, especially if it includes interactive instruction to complement my college classes. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Rock Paper Scissors - Tue Dec 18 02:16:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For Algebra comprehensive Precalculus Readiness Exercises When you come to a certain topic, you can also Wikipedia for specific subjects. And don't rule out textbooks, particularly Math Handbooks that itemize all the rules for mathematics.
Answered by Jim L - Wed Dec 19 11:01:30 2007
Q. I am a college student taking Pre-Calculus and want to brush up (try and perfect) my algebra skills. I also want to have something that is more interactive to study pre-cal and calculus with. I am a Pre-Engineering student, freshman. I don't mind repeated activities, especially if I am able to try out multiple stuff and see where I was wrong. Basically anything that offers practice, especially if it includes interactive instruction to complement my college classes. Thanks in advance.
Asked by Rock Paper Scissors - Tue Dec 18 02:16:22 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. For Algebra comprehensive Precalculus Readiness Exercises When you come to a certain topic, you can also Wikipedia for specific subjects. And don't rule out textbooks, particularly Math Handbooks that itemize all the rules for mathematics.
Answered by Jim L - Wed Dec 19 11:01:30 2007
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