ContentsHow do you simplify radicals?More Practice:Brightstorm LessonsSAT Test Prep
When simplifying square roots, we give the positive and negative answer if solving an equation that did not originally...
ContentsHow Do You Solve Equations with Variables on Both SidesMore Practice Problems at Brightstorm:Brightstorm LessonsSAT Test Prep
It takes practice and a few useful methods to decide where to start...
ContentsHow Do You Factor Trinomials, where A=1?More Practice at Brightstorm:More Practice Problems at Brightstorm:SAT Test Prep
When you are given a trinomial, or a quadratic equation, it can be useful to...
ContentsGraphing Lines Using a Table of ValuesMore Practice:Brightstorm LessonsSAT Test Prep
Graphing Lines Using a Table of Values
We often use a table of values to plot and connect points when we are...
ContentsProbabilities
Probabilities
It can be convenient to calculate the likelihood of an event, and in many cases we can use statistical probability. We often encounter this in problems involving card...
ContentsHow Do You Solve Radical Equations?
How Do You Solve Radical Equations?
Radical equations are equations that have square root terms. Learn to solve radical equations by isolating the radical on one...
ContentsHow Do You Factor Quadratic Equations?
How Do You Factor Quadratic Equations?
To solve a quadratic equation by factoring, you set one side of the equation equal to zero and use the zero product...
Solving quadratic equations using square roots works best under special circumstances. If your equation does not have a “b” term this technique may be a good one for you to try. Keep in mind...
Systems of equations are concepts that first show up in Algebra I. Systems of equations are problems with two or more equations that contain the same variables. There are four methods to solving systems...
An important introduction to solving algebraic equations is learning how to handle single step equations. This is the fundamental building block needed to solve more complicated equations. Solving...