Algebra 2 Regents January 2023 (Part 1 Questions 1 - 24)
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- In this video I go through the Algebra 2 Regents January 2023, part 1, questions 1-24.
Here is a link to the practice exam:
www.nysedregen...
If you have any specific topics you want me to cover, let me know in the COMMENT section. Thanks for watching!
Got my regents next week hopefully these regents prep with help me
I hope you do well! I am live streaming the night before the Algebra 2 Regents!
thank you so much, coming from a tutor who studied applied maths in uni, but def found value from this refresher in order to optimize tutoring for my tutoree's regents!
question: how, if at all, did the cameras/lights/green screen play a role in the production of this video? i would imagine the wacom tablet + stylus would be sufficient?
I am happy to help! I felt the same when I looked at a Regents after such a long break from high school! I use a green screen and keylights in my livestream videos. Here is a livestream I did before the AP Calculus AB/BC exam:
ruclips.net/user/liveW8tdrKcfuZg
This is so helpful!!! I understand a lot better now. Thank You :)
Happy to help! Hope your Regents prep is going well!
Im watching this hopelessly thinking "what is blud talking about💀"
Yes but i still gotta pass this regents to graduate fucking sucks
@@dadon914 I somehow passed it, you got this 👍
Real🙏
Great video. Thank you!
Glad you liked it! How was the regents for you?
@@vinteachesmathwe love it, and your videos are awesome. Hopefully you will upload more videos soon. Thank you 🎉
All students take crack lmaoooo, great video too.
That's how I learned it and I never forgot ASTC😂
@cr7vsmessi976 late reply bit question 4 is not 1 as 1 is a number less than 1 to a negative power meaning it will increase or at least that's how I interpret it
Thank you sooooo much!!!
Happy to help! I hope your Regent(s) go well!
This was very much needed
Happy to help! I hope your Regents prep is going well!
thank you , my current algebra teacher sucks lmao and this will help
Hey quick question, how do we know for questions like this to use geometric series instead of geometric sequence, what's the difference, because for this question, (im using it as a mock, i picked 3 on random.) i just need to clarify that. And thank you for doing videos like this, my exam is in 6 days, and they are helping me alot. Thanks again
Thank you so much !
THE BEAR SCARED ME LMFAOOO
Watch out for those beartraps! 🐻 🤣 😂
What'd you think of the regents?
Just realized this was A2 and you didn't take it yet lol. Let me know how it goes
thanks
You're welcome! I will be live streaming the night before the Algebra 2 regents!
is there a way to do number 2 manually? i really do not want to completely rely on the calculator during this regents
Watch my explanation of question 37 on the part 2/3/4 video... I solve an exponential equation algebraically. I showed a calculator solution so people could see a wide variety of solutions.
You can use natural logs!! That's what I did
@@rp0302 sorry this was a year ago, i got the answer already but thank you
@@jasheep8815 OH I DIDNT EVEN REALIZE THE TIME STAMP😭😭
Can you pleas explain number 12 it’s really confusing
For number 5 where do u get the 0 from
We have x^4 - 5x^2 +..., there is no x^3 term, so I put a 0 there as a place holder!
what's with the bear?
Beartraps are everywhere in life! When something seems like the correct choice, you commit, then before you know it, your whole world is flipped.
How do you know when to do the 1 - r = in question 21
All students take crack... LMAO!!!
Whatever helps people remember it!
you need 15/37 questions to pass right ?
In August, it was 26 raw score to pass which is 13 multiple choice questions! Did you take the A2 regents?
I have the algebra 2 regents and don't know anything.....
Come to the live stream June 20th, 6pm; I will be going through a full Algebra 2 Regents! I bet it will help!
@@vinteachesmath man you are a genius. now am goin to be ready
I wish regents were just gone
Some day you will be done with regents!
16 makes no sense
he literally explained it LOL
I think the biggest challenge with 16 is knowing what each of the terms mean, and also, you need to be able to go from function/inequality form to graph form.
Question 16, in simpler terms, is asking you to identify the x values for which the graph is above the x-axis. The first part is not too difficult, highlighting where the graph is above the x-axis. However, once you have identified the parts of the graph that are above the x-axis (27:11), you have to think about where the highlighted parts of the graph are. You describe the location of the highlighted pieces in terms of the x-values only.