Algebra 2 Regents Review (January 2024) #25-37 | 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 last questions (25-37).
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[@AyeJay008]

THANK YOU HANEEN!!!! You are saving lives out here frfr 🙏🙏 wishing you the best for your exams!!!!

[@bwiology]

hey haneen girl, i just want to say thank u SO much for making these videos. i swear, ur videos are the only ones that helped me, because most math teachers who post videos similar to yours show teaching styles that are way different than the ones we learn in school. much love !! thank u

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Thank you so much for your sweet comment! Good luck on your exam tomorrow! You got this!

[@bwiology]

@@LearningwithHaneen thank you!! 💗

[@c4rlani]

THANK YOU SM MARIE REALLY PUT ME ON 😭😭

[@unknownpro8057]

Thank you again 🙏. You explain these so good compared to my teacher who made this year way harder than it should've been. This helped me out a lot. I hope more people find your vids and gl with your senior year.

[@unofficialninjago]

Thanks to you I’m feeling more confident in this, but could you explain how’d you use half life as well as “ln” and “e”

[@LearningwithHaneen]

A lot of the half-life questions will show up with radioactive substances and they would be in the form of exponential decay as half life is the time it takes for something to reach half of its amount. So "e" is the inverse of ln so whenever you have ln and you need to inverse it use "e". "e" will appear in your compounded continuously formula and ln is natural log. Let me know if this make sense! Good luck

[@LearningwithHaneen]

A lot of the half-life questions will show up with radioactive substances and they would be in the form of exponential decay as half life is the time it takes for something to reach half of its amount. So "e" is the inverse of ln so whenever you have ln and you need to inverse it use "e". "e" will appear in your compounded continuously formula and ln is natural log. Let me know if this make sense! Good luck

[@unofficialninjago]

@@LearningwithHaneen Ok thanks

[@monkeybrain2017]

these have been so helpful thank you 😭😭 do you know what equations we’ll need to have memorized?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Remember your recursive formulas, know your unit circles, know vertex form for a parabola, formulas for directrix, focus, compounded formulas and compounded continuously, remember your I circle, equations for sine and cosine, know z-score formula.

[@monkeybrain2017]

tysm!! good luck on your final exams!

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@@monkeybrain2017 Thank you and good luck as well! Just make sure to familiarize yourself with all formulas and you got this!

[@AdelineLin-hi6jw]

for #30, is the formula on the formula sheet?

[@LearningwithHaneen]

The recursive formulas are not on the reference table just the regular sequence formulas for arithmetic and geometric

[@LaurenM-l2l]

Hiiii your videos are sooo helpful on algebra 2 regents. I know the test is tmrw but is it possible to do one more algebra 2 regents

[@LearningwithHaneen]

I will try my hardest to do some short videos but I do have a Spanish regents tomorrow but I will try.

[@LearningwithHaneen]

Thank you for your support!

[@LaurenM-l2l]

Thank youuuuu!!!

[@LearningwithHaneen]

@@LaurenM-l2l I am posting a few questions on fractional exponents.