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Hi Yall !
I am taking math for the first time since high school which was about 7 years ago. I started doing the flash cards but it always makes sense then when I get a bit further it all seems like gibberish. Anyone have suggestions for a book that I can read up a bit along with the flashcards? I am taking intro College Math The Clep
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Go Modern States!!
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What worked for me was to go to YouTube and search for the specific topic, the specific kind of problem I needed to review. There were always lots of results from different teachers.
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Khan Academy is one of the best sources for explaining concepts, although it is video rather than written.
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I prefer
link to PatrickJMT
instead of Khan
I think Khan seems to go off topic sometimes
and I like this site
Math is Fun - Homework Help
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I totally agree with bluebooger...I'm in algebra and PatrickJMT is better for sure
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My journey to a bachelor's degree by 18 (with my flashcards, exam tips, and notes)---> bachelorsby18.wordpress.com
Super quick bio: Homeschooled teen who loves music, writing, hanging out with friends, and doing stuff outside - unless it's 80+
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I studied through Holt Algebra by Eugene Nichols and found it very easy to follow and learn from. After I finished the book I took part 1 of the math placement exam on the university of Hawaii's site and I was able to answer 18 out of the 20 questions correctly. The two I couldn't answer contained material that was not covered in the book. I think if you want to learn basic algebra it is a fantastic text.
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