Algebra 2 Regents June 2022 (Part 1 Questions 1 - 24)

In this video I go through the Algebra 2 Regents June 2022, part 1, questions 1-24.
Here is a link to the practice exam:
jmap.org/JMAPR...
If you have any specific topics you want me to cover, let me know in the COMMENT section. Thanks for watching!
**Update**
There is a way faster way to go through question 14. I show a calculator technique in my August 2022 Algebra 2 video, fast forward to question 30:
• Algebra 2 Regents Augu...

[@noyeah1521]

at 8:57, for this question how do i use the apps setting on a TI-84 plus calculator. it doesn’t show up for me, only one option (finance)

[@radboyx6889]

Same problem for me I only have finance showing up

[@SuperMarcos_12]

Hey, I don’t know if you’ll see this but there is another way to do question 14, you said you didn’t like that type of question because it wasn’t a solid answer, but I know a way to get it very close!

[@vinteachesmath]

There is another way, using the calculator, I am pretty sure that method will get you very close. In my newest video, I use that calculator trick. I learned that calculator trick after I made this video. My August 2022 free response video should include the trick: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y52TeZmvadF3rtE&ab_channel=vinteachesmath Fast forward to question 30.

[@alwin1596]

hey i have a question will the alegbra 2 regents for june have a curve similar to the one last year?

[@vinteachesmath]

I would bet that the curve would be similar! They are usually very close every year! I am doing an Algebra 2 Review Live Stream the night before the regents!

[@alwin1596]

so realistically i just have to get 14 multiple choice to pass the exam?

[@dashie4783]

@@alwin1596for me I just need to have 13 points to pass and I have it tomorrow

[@jooshwah1015]

I noticed that for some reason I can't use apps to solve systems of equations for my calculator is in test mode already and I'm assuming they still do that for regents.

[@Monkeybae402]

I know I’m late but for number 14, where did you get all the percentages from? I know there is a way on the calculator but I just want to know where the percentages came from :)

[@jina4747]

Can you make a list of all the topics covered in alg 2 regents

[@vinteachesmath]

www.jmap.org/JMAP_RESOURCES_BY_TOPIC.htm#AII Scroll down to A2!

[@hazadoor]

8:55 Don't we have to reset our calculator for the regents which makes all the apps go away? Im having trouble solving it without the calculator

[@indefinitetheband]

it doesnt make the apps go away

[@hazadoor]

@@indefinitetheband i don’t have any apps on my calculator or any of my classmates

[@pro-xb6tk]

best teacher tbh

[@vinteachesmath]

I appreciate the vote of confidence!

[@randomartist-8372]

Hello! I don’t understand how to do #3 at all, what would I need to search up to study it more?

[@vinteachesmath]

Here is a video covering just this topic: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5OzeJqal6moq8U

[@randomartist-8372]

@@vinteachesmath thank you! :D

[@dankmemer7366]

18:03 would you explain the graph part again? the part where you pull numbers out of the chart.

[@dannadiaz8A]

Hello I have a calculator ti-84 plus but in exercise 8 I throw a different result that I can do?

[@sadhydra4470]

I’m cooked 😭🙏

[@sugar9604]

22:14 how did you get those percentages i dont understand it.

[@vinteachesmath]

In my newest algebra 2 regents video I show how to use the calculator to get the exact amount. On the old algebra 2 regents, you had to use the bell curve counting by half standard deviations. The TI is way more precise!

[@badboykato2351]

23:18 I don’t understand how you got 19.1 for half of a standard deviation (34.1) is their a video going over this topic, thank you

[@zeenatkausar1714]

what if you don’t get the correct graph I’m confused for question 22

[@khadijasankara7795]

what caculator app do you use?

[@vinteachesmath]

TI Smartview!

[@ariantheegg]

hello vin

[@vinteachesmath]

Hello! I hope your Regents prep is going well!

[@mnmmash8656]

Hey does the regents and regents retake have the same question? I subscribed btw

[@vinteachesmath]

It will be a completely different test but the topics covered will mostly be the same. Thanks for the sub and good luck with the retake.