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Algebra 2 / Trig
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Students Learn: Variables, Equations, Inequalities, Functions, Matrices, Logarithms, Circles and Parabolas, Ellipses and Hyperbolas, Trig, Trig Functions, and Identities etc.
Typically for 10th-11th grade students. Full school year.
Description
Comprehensive Algebra 2 course for 10th or 11th grade students
Algebra 2 , known for taking the ideas of algebra and advances them so that they are more useful, is the first course students take in algebra after Geometry. Historically, this class has been a high school level course that is often offered in tenth or eleventh grades. Pre-requisite: Algebra 1
Contents of the Algebra 2 Course:
- Variables and Equations
A quick review over variables and equations to get the student in to material - Inequalities and functions
Here the student reviews inequalities. The student,isn’t introduced to functions, but they dive in deep into the analysis of functions. - Systems of Equations and Inequalities
In this section, the student solves a system solves a system of equations,using many methods,including graphing,substitution,elimination,and later in the course,other ways! We also go over how to solve systems of inequalities and how it looks like on a graph. - Matrices
We learn about operations on matrices,the matrices themselves,and the row and columns that make it. We inspect the applications of matrices, and determinants, Cramer’s rule, and expansion by minors. - Logarithms
The student explores the inverse of an exponential: a logarithm. They see their properties and usefulness to solve certain equations. We especially lay importance in this section to In,the natural log(base e).In this section you also solve exponential and logarithmic equations,which is very useful things to know if you are doing anything mathematically based. We use the knowledge of this in our next section. - Exponential and logarithmic Functions
Explore the process of factoring expressions and see how factoring is used to solve certain types of equations. - Circles and Parabolas
They learn about circles and parabolas in this section. The student looks in to how to turn the circle’s properties into an equation to describe a circle on the Cartesian plane.We examine parabolas, their vertex, - Ellipses and Hyperbolas
After we get past the more simpler functions, we get into ellipses and hyperbolas. Ellipses are where the sum of the distances between 2 points is a constant and hyperbolas are where the difference of the distances between 2 points is a constant.We learn properties and equations of these 2 curves in this section. - Trigonometry
An intro to trigonometry to get the student familiar with the basics before they dive in to deep parts of trig. - Trigonometric Functions and Identities
- Sequences and Series
- Probability and Probability distributions
- Statistics
Our Algebra 1 Tutors
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Kaitlyn Ang
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Cindy Lopez
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Tori Walker
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Nick Vecchioni
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Edgar Collado
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Allison Gleason
Mechanical Engineering PhD Candidate at BerkeleyNorthern California
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