Factoring, solving and graphing polynomials

We will be learning these topics: Discriminant, Velocity Word Problems, System of Quadratics, and Quadratic Inequalities There will be practice problems and quizzes to test your knowledge provided!

HOW BECOME A TRIGONOMETRY & PRECALCULUS MASTER IS SET UP TO MAKE COMPLICATED MATH EASY: This 302-lesson course includes video and text explanations of everything from Trigonometry and Precalculus, and it includes 89 quizzes (with solutions!) and an additional 10 workbooks with extra practice problems, to help you test your understanding along the way. Become an Trigonometry & Precalculus Master is organized into the following sections: Angles and their measure, including degrees, DMS, and radians Angles in circles, including oriented arcs, circular sectors, and linear and angular velocity The six circular functions, which are sine, cosine, tangent, cosecant, secant, and tangent The laws of sine and cosine, including Heron's formula The unit circle, and how to use it to complete a triangle Graphing the trig functions using period and amplitude, horizontal and vertical shifts, and other transformations Trig identities like even-odd, sum-difference, double-angle, half-angle, product-to-sum, and sum-to-product Inverse trig functions and their graphs Polar coordinates and graphing polar curves Parametric curves and how to sketch their graphs Analytic geometry of conic sections like circles, ellipses, parabolas, and hyperbolas Complex numbers, including polar forms and De Moivre's theorem Matrices for solving systems, Gauss-Jordan elimination, transformations and inverse matrices Are there any course requirements or prerequisites? You should be comfortable with the Fundamentals of Math. You should be comfortable with basic Algebra, like equation solving. A little Geometry is helpful, but not absolutely necessary. We'll start the course by talking about angles, so if you know some algebra and geometry basics, you'll be well-prepared for the course. Who this course is for: Current trigonometry or precalculus students, or students about to start trigonometry or precalculus who are looking to get ahead Homeschool parents looking for extra support with trigonometry or precalculus Anyone who wants to study math for fun after being away from school for a while

Hello! Have you ever wanted to learn something by yourself and said "I'll get around to it" but you never do? Life just gets ahead of us! But if we don't take responsibility and explore new things (passions) then we'll never know or get to meet another side of us. In this series, you will pick something that you want to explore and learn about or try. Personally, I will be learning how to play the piano or produce my own music! This series is designed so that you have a sole hour each day to focus on doing the thing you want to. You will have no distractions and at the end of each session, you will have to share what you did for one hour or two (depends on the day). You will have to go into detail about what you did and how much progress you have made. I will also be doing mini checkups every half hour to make sure everyone stays on track. You can honestly pick anything you want for this passion project! Some examples: - Learning a new language - Learning how to play the piano - Learning Javascript - Learning about astrophysics etc. The main goal of this is by the end you should have become some sort of master in your project. In the end, you will have to present a final project. You will have to use ALL FREE RESOURCES. You will not be allowed to get a paid course, the reason for this project is to research on your own. However, if you are learning robotics or something that requires materials then you may need to get some materials to make your robot (that is allowed). You will have to state all the resources you are using for the project. Other than that I hope that you all join this series and have lots of fun learning about what you may or may not love.

This series is for beginners! You do not need to know any Latin beforehand and this is for people who are completely new to the language. We will be going through different subtopics like introductions, greetings, plurals, and more! I hope to see you in this series :) If you guys like the series let me know and I can host another one based on next-level Latin!