Algebra 2 Regents Review (January 2024) #13-24 | @LearningwithHaneen

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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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[@exclu5ively]

u skipped 19

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Really sorry! I had it recorded but didn't attach it but 19 is an inverse question so for your equation it is originally y= x^3-3 but as an inverse it is written as x=y^3-3. Add 3 on both sides to get x+3=y^3 then cube root. After that you have cube root of x+3 and then examine what times -3 will get you 3 and that is -1 so answer choice 2.

[@NanorDanyal]

Can you make videos for other algebra 2 regents practice too please. This actually helps a lot.

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Thank you so much for your comment! I could try to post small shorts tomorrow throughout the day solving some questions. If you have any specific topics let me know l and I will try. (The lateness in time for posting these is on my end) Thank you

[@hcaskinette06]

Can you post more videos on circles and the geometry part of algera ll. I found question 21 very confusing.

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@hcaskinette06 okay will do, I will try posting a walkthrough of the Algebra 2 June 2024 exam and extra questions with geometry and circles. I will let you know when I post them!

[@hcaskinette06]

@@LearningwithHaneen that'd be great

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@hcaskinette06 just posted the first part of the June 2024 regents. Let me know specific questions you have trouble with. By circles, do you mean the unit circle?

[@hcaskinette06]

@@LearningwithHaneen yes

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@@hcaskinette06 hopefully I am going to upload the unit circle video today.

[@musaffakahn5526]

I'd like to know how you knew that 18 was the maximum for question 14 because it doesent look like that. And I dont understand how the guessing thing works on the calculator like do you guess till you find it?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

So when you graph your equation you will see when it hits it peak so to find the exact value you would do 2nd trace, scroll down to maximum and then choose your left bound enter , your right bound enter, and then put your cursor on where you think the maximum is and then once you click enter it will give you your x and y value at the maximum. Does that clarify it?

[@muslimyemeni3630]

Can you review the differences between those three equations of compounded monthly vs continuously vs annually

[@klaus5872]

compounded monthly is multiply the time by 12, compounded continuously is multiply the principle by e, and annually is multiply the time by 1

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Compounded annually and monthly fall under the same category but when you multiply annually your n will be 1 whereas when you multiply monthly your n is 12 in the equation A= p (1+ r/n)^nt (will be identified in the question). Compounded continuously is an account continuously earning interest and you would use the equation A=Pe^rt.

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@@klaus5872 thank you!