Algebra 2 Section 5.6; Assignment 5D

A few problems right off the homework.

Section 5.4

Three examples (not from homework) and two hints/tips from the homework.

Section 5.3; Assign 5E

Patience and Confidence!!! You can do it!

Section 5.2; Assign 4C

Hello everyone. I hope these examples are helpful. They are similar to many of the homework problems. You'll notice I emphasize the same things as I did in class. That is because they are common mistakes and it is important to get into good "quadratic solving" habits right from the start. So if I sound like a broken record please don't tune me out. You guys are great!!

Also, I just listened to myself. I sound pretty boring. I'll try to have a little more energy next time. :)

Sections 3.1 and 3.2

Here are 6 problems from sections 3.1 and 3.2. This covers two assignments

Section 2.5; Assignment 3B

Inverse functions

Section 2.4; Assignment 3A

Composition of functions.

Section 2.2; Assignment 2D

This video has a recap and brief explanation of the new material, and a few example problems that may help on the homework.

Alg2 Section 1.8 Assignment 2B

Here are some examples of equations and inequalities with absolute values.

Alg2 Section 1.7; Assignment 2A

Class Policies Quiz Answers

Algebra 2 Ch 13 review problems

Here are some review questions for the test. There are no explanations on this one. Just the questions and a few seconds later the answers. As always, you should do more problems than just these to prepare for the test. Practice old homework questions, quiz questions and so on. Please don't wait until the last minute to come see me if you have questions. The last minute is too late.

Algebra 2 Chapter 10 Review

In order to follow along with this video, you will need the worksheet that was handed out in class on Thursday, March 26. If you do not have it you can download it at http://hanks.afhs.googlepages.com/alg2h

Click on the link for Chapter 10 Review.

Also, I made a mistake on number 10A. Because the two events are mutually exclusive they cannot occur at the same time. Therefore P(A and B) = 0. There is zero probability that exclusive events will occur together.

Section 8.7

Simplifying radical expressions.

Section 8.8

Two examples of solving equations with square roots.

Section 8.5

Solving inequalities with rational expressions.