Master Pre-Algebra with 700 Practice Questions! Prepare for High School Math: Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry
Do you want to ace your next exam by mastering Pre-Algebra? Our Pre-Algebra course features step-by-step video lectures, written lessons, practice tests, and quizzes. ALL PRACTICE PROBLEMS AND QUIZ PROBLEMS ARE FULLY SOLVED WITH OPTIONAL STEP-BY-STEP SOLUTION VIDEOS. In addition to this, each section has a bonus practice test with full step-by-step solutions. If you take this course, you will fully understand all of the fundamental ideas of pre-algebra. Higher math classes like Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus rely heavily on the principles you'll study. We'll go over operations with whole numbers before moving on to integers, fractions, and decimals. We'll finish up with learning how to calculate the mean, median, and mode of a set of values, as well as how to convert between different units of measurement. The topics of our course include:
#1: Place Value
#2: Expanded Form
#3: Inequalities & the Number Line
#4: Rounding Whole Numbers
#5: Properties of Addition
#6: Adding on a Number Line
#7: Vertical Addition
#8: Subtracting on a Number Line
#9: Vertical Subtraction
#10: Properties of Multiplication
#11: Vertical Multiplication
#12: Multiplication with Powers of 10
#13: Properties of Division
#14: Long Division
#15: Introduction to Exponents
#16: The Order of Operations
#17: Introduction to Integers
#18: Absolute Value
#19: Adding Integers
#20: Subtracting Integers
#21: Multiplying & Dividing Integers
#22: Exponents with a Negative Base
#23: The Order of Operations with Integers
#24: Divisibility Rules for 2 - 12
#25: Factoring Whole Numbers
#26: Introduction to Fractions
#27: Mixed Numbers & Improper Fractions
#28: Finding the Greatest Common Divisor
#29: Simplifying Fractions
#30: Multiplying Fractions
#31: Dividing Fractions
#32: Finding the Least Common Multiple
#33: Adding & Subtracting Fractions
#34: Comparing Fractions
#35: Ratios & Rates
#36: Proportion Definition
#37: Operations with Mixed Numbers
#38: Complex Fractions
#39: Decimal Fractions
#40: Comparing & Rounding Decimals
#41: Adding & Subtracting Decimals
#42: Multiplying Decimals
#43: Dividing Decimals
#44: Changing Fractions to Decimals
#45: Percentages
#46: Mean, Median, & Mode
#47: Converting between U.S. Units
#48: Converting between Metric Units
You will be a master of Pre-Algebra and be fully ready for Algebra 1
You will be able to Perform all Operations with Whole Numbers without a Calculator
You will be able to Add, Subtract, Multiply, and Divide Integers
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John Greene earned a bachelor's degree in Mathematics and a master's degree in Economics. Throughout his career, he has helped thousands of students ace their math and economics courses. Additionally, John has helped students learn advanced programming concepts and break into the field of web development. John has a passion for teaching and helping students achieve their goals.
Easy to understand
The instructor takes me step by step and explains every little detail which is what I need.
The structure of this course is very confusing. It seems like the instructor is just throwing it all against the wall to see what sticks.
Clear and legible, so far. Good recording (I think that's an important point)
well said, easy to understand, overall makes the concepts easy and even fun.
It definitely helps me learn and focus at my own pace.
great
Talks fast needs to slow down overall I get the concept
I haven’t taken a math course in over ten years and I recently quit my job at Walmart because of bad management, A family member suggested I go back to school but I have always struggled with Math and higher education requires at least a understanding of Calculus . I found GreeneMath YouTube channel and decided to watch his 15 hour Pre-Algebra course, I studied it with a notepad and I realized I wasn’t so bad , motivated I decided to buy his full Pre-Algebra and I’m pleased. I’m getting practice and the videos are easy to follow along. I’ve learned more in a week then I did in High-school , I can’t wait for Algebra 1 , I thought I would never say those words lol.
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Annie K.
I wanted to start at that which - for me - is the beginning. I promised myself I would watch/do all even if I remembered the concept(s.) This section was a perfect place for me to start because I knew these concepts but had not encountered them in any meaningful way for the last 40 years or so :) I want to start my journey on a positive note, at a point of confidence in order to build on that confidence as I move forward.