Algebra 1 Basics for Beginners

Master the basics of Algebra 1 with our comprehensive video tutorials. Explore key topics like Equations, Inequalities, and Functions. Ideal for beginners, high school students, and those looking for a refresher. Clear explanations, step-by-step solutions, and practical examples included. Perfect for homework help, exam prep, and foundational mathematics understanding. Keywords:
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The easiest way which I used to solve these algebraic equation was as such, which I found much natural way to solve rather than adding/substracting similar numbers to each sides! For Example: Solve for x: 2x+5=7 2x=7-5 2x=2 x=2/2 Hence , x=1

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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It took me 3 years to only understand the elementary algebra. Now this video was made, it gives me a more clear view to understand the concept of algebra. Thank you for helping me and the rest of the viewer to understand Algebra 1

[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@thetest8777]

I wish my teacher did her job and explained like you did in this video i would of passed my class back in 9th grade.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Glad we are able to help you understand better.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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It“s easy had I learned it in my high school days.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@Karadjanov]

You should explain the different approaches to solving these problems. Some people will find some approach easier than others. You should not force a specific approach of your random choosing but explain all and let the student decide which approach suits them best. The opposite operation can be explained easier: Just as an example the fist problem x + 2 = 5 can be solved this way: You leave x on the left of "=" and everything else on the right: (every time a number goes to the other side of "=" it becomes an opposite: +2 becomes -2, -7 becomes +7 etc.) x + 2 = 5 >>> x = 5 -2 >>> x=3 You should be teaching people HOW to think not WHAT to think. Not every mind works the same and the more approaches you present students with the higher the chance each student will accept and adapt at least one into their way of thinking.

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She doesn’t have time to explain all the possible approaches. We all know there’re multiple ways to solve a problem. She ain’t forcing one method. It’s up to you to decide whether this method is easy for you . There’re tons of videos with different methods. So you can explore those if you don’t like this .

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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I recall how proud I felt when I reached pro-level in Algebra by cheating, graduating high school, and NEVER having to mess with this type of junk EVER AGAIN!

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And if you ever go to college its super hard to pass math, as someone who also cheated through highschool

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I'm not mad at you 😂 I'm trying to do James madison online diploma and I'm stuck on the algebra 1 and the geometry. Photomath can't do it but no sure about the Photomath plus any advice please.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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I want to refresh my math knowledge. I probably should start with Algebra. What set of videos do you suggest?

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Math makes you stronger, wiser, and more patient, irrespective of its occupational or educational utility to you.

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I’m a biomedical science student and hesitant to take calc 2 because I struggled with algebra and I missed 3 years of school. But now I’m deciding to learn everything from beginning and this video was really helpful. Thank you so much 20:59

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I’m in a similar situation as I missed 2-3 years of math and have found this video helpful.

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No wonder I flunked algebra in 9th grade. I'm still confused at 65 years old

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thank you

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Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Trigonometry, were names that meant not a darn thing to me, due to me dropping out of school. But when in my 40's I still managed to independently derive the Special Relativity mathematical equations, and independently derive the Lorentz transformation equations. But being a do it yourselfer, I derived them in a whole new way in comparison.

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I remember hearing about that Lorentz thing from quantum physics.

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Are you saying that you learned Algebra and Calculus...etc in your 40s then you derived those equations? or you did it without Knowing a dam thing about Algebra and all that still

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[@Eturoel]

The Order of Operations is stated here as if they were chiseled in stone. In fact, nothing could be further from mathematical reality: There are certain expressions where the Order is of no consequence. Take the expression ab/c. According to your demonstration, ab would "have" to be performed first. It should be obvious, any Order would yield the same result.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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Hey, Why are you doing the order of operations in reverse and no fallowing BEDMAS? Thank you, and have a good day.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

The order of operation is to put things together. so let's say you have x + 6 ÷ 2. If this is put together to get 5. Then like everything you have to reverse what you did to find what was the ingredients. to find what you did to get the 5, you have reverse the process

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After this video which one do I have to watch. I want to know the next level of algebra basic. Btw this is really helps me. Thanks. 😊

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We are here to help. Thanks for the comments

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Will photomath plus do algebra 1 and geometry??

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Im in 7th grade im younger than all the other kids and still the most advanced in math Im doing Algrabra 1 next year

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I love numbers and yearned to be a high school math teacher but school officials, particularly the DOE, discouraged me as much as they could (without making it look so obvious) from chasing my dream. I also recall CUNY guidance counselors discouraging me from pursuing my academic objectives. This was all done in an effort to keep certain minorities from reaching success and job security. The New York City DOE is the definition of toxicity. So, I did others things with my life. Now at 59 years old with three (not boasting) college degrees, I find myself working as a security guard making peanuts for a living in a dead-end job with no pension, no benefits, a simple but confusing 401k (knowledge of the stock market is needed), and the list goes on and on. How about that for a story? P. S. I also worked as a substitute teacher for 8 years in NYC public schools. The worst 8 years of my life.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

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On question 8, How come you can just cross multiply instead of eliminating the fractions? Does anyone know the why behind that? Thanks for a great video!

[@UltimateAlgebra]

It's really the same. We are eliminating the fraction. Try using the method of eliminating the fraction and you will see that the effect is the same as just cross multiplying

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Hey,good tutorials!I learned a lot.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

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I could never understand algebra, and my math teacher got tired of yelling at me, (and caning me) eventually threw me out of his class, and I had to sit in the hallway, where I was found by the Tech Drawing teacher, who knew I loved to draw, and invited me to sit in his class, which I loved. After I left school, within 6months I found a job as a trainee graphic artist in an Advertising Agency, and after 18 years, my own Agency. I never had a use for algebra….

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I'm happy too

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Hi! Why isn't the answer to question 11 "x

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I missed 3 weeks of school in 8th grade due to a family emergency and I missed so much bookwork that I failed this class. I retook it in 9th grade but then the next class I needed was full, long story short missing 3 weeks in 8th grade set me back 3 years and killed my spirit for my favorite subject. Now I’m 34 relearning this because what I want to go back to school for requires Calculus 😳 thanks so much for your videos!!

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks

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Inequalities solving equations

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Interesting, My Jr. High math teacher told us to subtract x from both sides without ever knowing what the value of x was.

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Awesome

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Thanks

[@GlobalPsychosis]

I understand the order of operations and I understand how to solve for X, but I still don’t understand what the actual equation is solving as it relates to tangible things in reality. Like take Question 4 for example. How does that apply to real world? If you take a basic equation like 2+2=4; you can apply that to a real world scenario. Is pre-algebra just a brain teaser?

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I would like to know this as well

[@CarlWinter-oy8uf]

have never encountered reversal of PEMDAS --in 60 years ---this is a first --wow --weird system !

[@UltimateAlgebra]

yeah, if you've ever solved a linear equation, you used the reversal of PEMDAS. No one ever told you that's what you are doing.

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Handy trick order of operations “please excuse my dear aunt Sally”

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No idea what a linear equation is ---failed algebra 57 years ago ---but I ,m determined to master this --even if its rather late _

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As a successful 47yo I can tell you without a doubt I have NEVER used algebra I was right mom. I told you!