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Close Captioning AvailableSolving Systems by GraphingYouTubeSolve a system of two linear equations by graphingEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableGraphing Linear InequalitiesYouTubeGraph linear inequalities and give interval notationEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableGraphing PointsYouTubeGraph points on coordinate planEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableYouTubeYouTubeSolving formulas for a variableEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableGreatest Common Factor and Zero Product RuleYouTubeFind and factor the GCF out of a polynomial, then use it (along with the zero product rule) to solve polynomial equationsEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableMultiply PolynomialsYouTubemultiplying polynomials using distributionEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableRational EquationsYouTubesolve rational equations by multiplying by the LCD. Check that the denominator is not zero!EdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableFinding SlopeYouTubeFind slope from graph and from pointsEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableSolving Systems by SubstitutionYouTubeSolve a system of two equations with substitutionEdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableIntroduction to PolynomialsYouTubePolynomial vocabulary: term vs factor, monomial/binomial/trinomial/polynomial, etc.EdCC Algebra I
Close Captioning AvailableLinear, Quadratic, or ExponentialYouTubeIdentify the functionEdCC Algebra II
Close Captioning AvailableExponential FunctionsYouTubeMaking exponential functions and solving without calculatorsEdCC Algebra II
Close Captioning AvailableLogarithmic FunctionsYouTubeBasics of logs: changing to exponent, using caclulator, change of base, moving exponent out frontEdCC Algebra II
Close Captioning AvailableYouTubeYouTubeFind the vertex by puting in vertex form by completing the squareEdCC Algebra II
Close Captioning AvailableSolving Exponential Equations with LogsYouTubeSolve exponential equations by taking the log of both sidesEdCC Algebra II