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- Title
- Algebra 2 Math-U-See Instruction Manual
- Author
- Steven P. Demme
- Publisher
- MathUSee, Inc. (edition )
- Publication year
- 2010
- Condition
- Very Good
- Binding
- Hardcover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 1608260399
- ISBN 13
- 9781608260393
PREREQUISITE: The student should have completed MathUSee ALGEBRA I or a comparable algebra course. Covers: ♦ Exponents and Radicals;
♦ Ratios;
♦ Scientific Notation;
♦ Factoring Polynomials;
♦ Imaginary Numbers;
♦ Cubes and Pascal's Triangle;
♦ Binomial Theorem;
♦ Completing the Square;
♦ Quadratic Formula;
♦ Discriminants;
♦ Applications with Percents;
♦ Unit Multipliers;
♦ Motion Problems;
♦ Distance Formula;
♦ Midpoint Formula;
♦ Conic Sections;
♦ Systems of Equations;
♦ Vectors.
Our goal at MathUSee is to encourage students to be confident problem solvers who understand and enjoy math. The reason we study math is so we can apply math in everyday situations. We do want students to learn their math facts, rules, and formulas, but we also want them to be able to use this knowledge in everyday life.
-Sieve Demme, author and founder
♦ Ratios;
♦ Scientific Notation;
♦ Factoring Polynomials;
♦ Imaginary Numbers;
♦ Cubes and Pascal's Triangle;
♦ Binomial Theorem;
♦ Completing the Square;
♦ Quadratic Formula;
♦ Discriminants;
♦ Applications with Percents;
♦ Unit Multipliers;
♦ Motion Problems;
♦ Distance Formula;
♦ Midpoint Formula;
♦ Conic Sections;
♦ Systems of Equations;
♦ Vectors.
Our goal at MathUSee is to encourage students to be confident problem solvers who understand and enjoy math. The reason we study math is so we can apply math in everyday situations. We do want students to learn their math facts, rules, and formulas, but we also want them to be able to use this knowledge in everyday life.
-Sieve Demme, author and founder
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