Algebra 2 Regents June 2023 (Parts 2, 3 and 4, Questions 25 - 37)

In this video I go through the Algebra 2 Regents June 2023, parts 2, 3, and 4, questions 25-37.
Here is a link to the practice exam:
www.nysedregents.org/algebrat...
If you have any specific topics you want me to cover, let me know in the COMMENT section. Thanks for watching!

[@kikieng6179]

we got this guys (i dont got this)

[@ashmitaramkaran4059]

Thanks u helped me nailed my algebra test 😌

[@vinteachesmath]

I am happy to hear your test went well! Awesome work! Which topics from A2 were most challenging?

[@RodeIslands]

Taking my algebra II regents test tmr, this was a really good review for me. Thank you!

[@vinteachesmath]

How did the test go?!

[@CasualYoutubeCommenter]

By this marvelous response, I’d say the test didn’t go too well😅

[@chenivan6171]

@@CasualRUclipsCommenter hmmm, fellow person who is taking it tomorrow

[@CasualYoutubeCommenter]

@@chenivan6171 yes, sadly.

[@chenivan6171]

@@CasualRUclipsCommenter well hopefully ur confident in your skills, i wish u luck

[@emaadal2859]

im so cooked tomorrow chat

[@ithinkihaveamnesia]

At least u only need like 14 mc to pass and you can just plug into the variables for a lot of them

[@IceSabed]

@@ithinkihaveamnesiahey I just wanted to thank you for commenting this, killed my stress 99% even though I over study.

[@ithinkihaveamnesia]

@@IceSabed 😭😭 Honestly i’m still stressed out, i’m really bad in this class but i think i can pass the curve is like really good

[@SpaceKid999]

Best of luck to all of you (I'm screwed)

[@IceSabed]

@@ithinkihaveamnesia math is never easy, good luck!

[@LiamMeehan-rq7kz]

I'm cooked

[@eliberkowitz7454]

I'm confused about #26 at 3:49 - can't sqrt(positive number) be a positive or negative number? When I read sqrt(4), I think "what number squared equals for", and the answer is 2 or -2... In which case -1 would be a valid answer. What am I missing?

[@vinteachesmath]

We only involve + or - when we take the sq root of x^2.
The square root of 4 is = 2. The positive value, in this case 2, is called the principal root.

[@VanessaAlvarez-fn8cb]

Hi, Mr. Vin. I have a question how do you solve question number 36, the second part. algebraically? Thank you so much!!

[@orangez8710]

i asked my math teacher about this before, its actually impossible without the calculator

[@sarah-cg4qt]

for the first question if i say “the office can survey every 5th student that enters the office.” would that be alright?

[@vinteachesmath]

That would likely get credit, but I would choose a more public spot like the entrance to the campus.

[@user-cx3rv6py6e]

I'm go to cooking now

[@vinteachesmath]

How did it go?!

[@user-cx3rv6py6e]

@@vinteachesmath broo you know what my exam is so bad he was teaching this that don't even coming in exam I like this uncommon weird question I don't know New York City is tf education system and why they giving fucking hard question??!!

[@emily-qf6vy]

for #27 could i say “as p(t) increases over time, the population increases” or would it be wrong ?

[@vinteachesmath]

They aren't super strict with exact phrasing/grammar. As long as you mention the population increasing, which you did, you should be fine. The reason behind why the population increased is most important.

[@diamondbrosyt4199]

im retaking this regents tomorrow. Will the test be the same as the one in June like this one?

[@kurscy8806]

It might have some of the same problems but it will be different

[@kurscy8806]

I’m retaking it as well

[@GamersTD007]

@@kurscy8806 Yea Same Goodluck

[@vinteachesmath]

Same topics, different questions. Good luck to everyone that took the test!