Algebra 2 Regents Review (January 2024) #1-12 | Learning with Haneen

Let's do some regents review for the Algebra 2 regents using the January 2024 regents. In this video we examine the first 12 questions. Stay tuned for the upcoming parts.
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[@kevpeters3]

Who else watching right before the regents 😭

[@potatowithketchup6607]

Yea I’m not ready

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Don't underestimate your abilities!

[@El_joshhhh07]

We can admit we’re all cooked beyond belief for this thing 💀

[@LearningwithHaneen]

You are not! You have taken this class and this is something you should be proud of! You got this and believe in yourself!

[@AthletezBag]

@@LearningwithHaneen nah we cooked

[@SiaStuff]

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[@bangers3816]

I am really scared for this regents 😓

[@mari-bazzi]

Same

[@etonymous1632]

nah you'll be fine. Just go over past regents, and turn to the calculator for MC

[@Mistathe4th]

Same, I only had less than 6 months to prepare for the regents and all the practice regents I have been doing, I’m confused on almost every question 😢

[@mari-bazzi]

@@etonymous1632 ya thats what ive been doimg im just nervous bc i thought i did good on geometry last year and studied but i didnt do as good as i thought 😭..

[@etonymous1632]

@@mari-bazzi nah, unlike geometry, this test is like 80% calculator, I’m sure of it

[@randomuserlol1011]

you’re like AMAZING

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Thank you!

[@bigpot5516]

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[@iyokefernandez6348]

God got me on the is one cs I can’t

[@LearningwithHaneen]

You got this believe! If you need any specific topic review let me know!

[@capid3866]

@@LearningwithHaneenCould you make a review on fractional exponets?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@@capid3866 just posted it!

[@LearningwithHaneen]

You got this! If any of you all have any questions after watching the video, write a comment. As said perfectly use your calculator

[@ovenmasterthethird]

Me and my 57 average need to lock in

[@hirandom-gm7wo]

for question 8 can you just plug into the calculator with a stored value and see which matches up?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

You totally can! But remember you are under a time limit so if you can start solving using long division you will reach your answer faster, especially since the answer choices are different.

[@Jmlun4]

Hi! I enjoyed this video as a last-minute study session but I am confused on one thing. When I plugged the expression into my calculator, (22:05) I got a decimal. How did you convert the decimal to a square root? You did the same thing at (22:33). Thank you so much for the video it was super helpful

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Thank you so much for your comment! So on your calculator there isn't necessarily a way to convert from decimal to square root but when you do - square root of 2 and then put it to the sixth power you will get 8 and then just bring down the square root of 6. Also, after getting your answer as a decimal, you could plug into your calculator all of your options and see which one matches (I start with 3 because it's right in the middle). Let me know if that helps!

[@musaffakahn5526]

@@LearningwithHaneen Hi I don't get this part, I sat for an hour trying to figure out how to calculate the square root equation. So did you do it with a calculator?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@@musaffakahn5526 so first you multiply both the numerator and denominator by √6. Then you have -2√3 times √6 which simplifies to -2√18 (numerator) When you simplify √18 you get √9 times √2 and then simplify √9 to get 3. So now you have -2*3 = -6 and you put the remaining √2 (numerator). For your denominator √6 * √6 = √36 = 6. Altogether you have -6√2 / 6 and you will get -√2 (-6/6=-1 and you bring down √2) Let me know if that makes sense.

[@musaffakahn5526]

@@LearningwithHaneen It does thank you so so much

[@Jmlun4]

@@LearningwithHaneen Thank you for your help!

[@SiaStuff]

Its really embarassing to say i was craming the past 2 days and this morning for the test, and im STILL learning thimgs my teacher didnt teach well/didnt teach at all.. Thank you!!!

[@LearningwithHaneen]

You're welcome and you got this! Good luck!

[@rosedragneel5827]

Hey, for question 7, how did you go from (-2x)^2 to 4x^2?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

So (-2)^2 equals 4 and then (x)^2 equals x^2 together they equal 4x^2. Does that make sense?

[@rosedragneel5827]

@LearningwithHaneen Yes that makes much more sense thank you so much 😊

[@shaebutter5720]

I kinda think I’m cooked chat ‼️

[@GETBREADYY]

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[@immiamichelle]

i’m a little lost on question 7 how’d you get 5x^2?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

So x^2 + (-2x)^2 = x^2 + 4x^2 = 5x^2

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Does that make sense?

[@TurquoiseGamer]

there’s a reason i have a 40 in algebra 2 💀

[@SiaStuff]

Good luck doing it in August ig

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Good luck!

[@unknownpro8057]

Why long division 😭. Please tell me synthetic does the same thing. it's shorter sn has a better personality 😭🙏🙏(thx for your help. I might not be cooked after all)

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Synthetic would work as well, it's just personal preference and for me, long division is just easier. You can use whatever strategy is best for you 😉 Also thank you for your comment, you got this!

[@tamiaparker4493]

Or u could plus an x into the equations. It would be a lil longer though

[@mayabandz7449]

i dont get question 7.. How did know that quadrant 2 is (-x,y) ??

[@LearningwithHaneen]

So in quadrant 2 of your coordinate grid, x is negative and y values are positive that is why we eliminated the first answer choice because (1,-2) isn't in the second quadrant. Does that clarify it?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Then you substitute -2x for y in x^2+y^2 to get your possible values of x which are either -1 or +1 and you eliminate answer choice 2. Then to find the answer between 3 and 4 you substitute -1 into either equation to get your answer for y. Does that help?

[@lildarkiethebigslong]

Are you able to show us how to solve them using a Ti-nspire cx 2?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

I apologize but I don't have access to a ti-nspire cx2 calculator. If I had access I would show you how to use it. Sorry!

[@ImanIrfan-yo2fp]

Could you do an in-depth review of probability formulas? I can't remember them for the life of me.

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Okay, I will provide one as soon as possible!

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Just posted it!

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[@ImanIrfan-yo2fp]

@@LearningwithHaneen thank you so much!

[@EsmeraldaClaudio-fh8fr]

I only have prayers left…and APPRECALC is next? Yeah no thank you 😭

[@Invincible356]

I’m cooked

[@LearningwithHaneen]

You got this!

[@khara1968]

You’re really helpful but question 6 made no sense

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Why if I may ask? To clarify you plug in both equations to the calculator and you find the x value at which they intersect, but you can't choose -1.9 because it doesn't fit the domain of t > 0 Hope this helps and thank you!

[@MaeveDowning2026]

you can also sub in each answer for x for both equations and see which answer makes both equations equal

[@gbber]

I have already accepted my fate 🥲

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Don't underestimate your abilities!