Learn Algebra 1 and 2 in One Video

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Congratulations on all that you have accomplished!!! I'm very happy that I could help :)

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As a self-taught Software Engineer - been at it for 10 years professionally now, and I am admittingly lacking in the Math Department. My journey began at learning Calculus, which quickly led me to realizing that I am not strong in Algebra. Long story short - I was looking for some no-nonsense, but very thorough, learning resources, and I can say that this series was all I needed other than just pure practice. Btw I am working my way towards Machine Learning, and I can also attest to the fact that ML is ALL math. If you don't know Algebra... you're not going to be learning ML :) Cheers!

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[@phoebesension]

this Video is the reason I was able to pass Algebra, I struggle with Maths I lot and this helped me so much, thanks

[@derekbanas]

That's awesome! I'm happy I could help

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The best channel that will definitely feed the hunger for knowledge.

[@derekbanas]

Thank you for the nice compliment :)

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Lol 😂 same here. I struggle with it now I can understand it better.

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[@tayrnation]

retaking the act next tuesday and i rlly need a refresher on algebra

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[@steph7115]

How did it go? What did you use to study

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@@steph7115 I got a 22 i believe. my highest scores were in english, reading, and science. im just bad at that and got a pretty low score on it. and i went to a little act workshop that helped

[@christmasisawesome9348]

Looking forward to your calculus and linear algebra videos. Learning and masstering those 2 is one of my goals this year.

[@derekbanas]

Great! Trig is this week and then Calculus will start next week. The Calc tutorial will be in multiple parts though because there is so much to cover

[@NadidLinchestein]

@@derekbanas Can you create Discrete Maths vidoes?

[@teenniche]

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[@xdlolfam2713]

Simple mistake at 5:55, but I'd like to address it: multiplying x by x gives you x^2. You would only get 2x if you combined like terms such as x + x. Other than that, great video! Very helpful!

[@derekbanas]

What a dumb mistake! Sorry about that. I'd edit it out, but there was no easy way

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[@dylancook8863]

You're saying that x times x equals x² correct ? And not 2x like in the video ?

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[@rfisher79]

Well Done Sir! I had to start over and set aside my Old notes. Taking new Notes now based on this Video. I have College in the Fall and Need to Test outta some Math Classes.... This is my before watching the whole Video....

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Thank you for taking the time to write such a nice message :) I appreciate it

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[@pfever]

27:00 The worst thing you could do in Algebra is to memorize formulas without understanding, if you can understand the math you can just derive them, so they make sense to you and therefore never forget them. The formula shown in the video for example is derived from the Pythagoras theorem, so no need to memorize it. 37:00 in this case for example we could explain why we are even to do this to begin with adding 2 linear equatuons, instead of trying to memorize some seemingly arbitrary procedure.

[@bobtatbootcat1305]

this is super helpful for recapping, i haven't done algebra in a while

[@derekbanas]

I'm very happy so many people are finding it useful :)

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Its been many years for me.

[@thanostsg1298]

Hello, great work! At 34.00 minutes of the video, - 2

[@The-Enigma-Of-Existence]

I am so interested in math, that I even want to be a mathematician when I grow up!!! I didn't know where to start, but now I found this video, it helped me so much and gave me a great jump start. THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO!!!

[@Iloveelliptsmith]

I cheated the whole year in algebra 1 and didn’t learn anything and now there’s a placement test coming up that I can’t fail

[@skyorsea]

Update if there is one? Hope you done good

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Saammee good luck to hope we both catch up

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I also cheated the whole year bc I took that class during covid

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lets catch up guys

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U kinda deserve to fail. Cheater cheater pumpkin eater.

[@NivBarchechet]

Just took my first universty course in linear algebra, i figured out i had some problems with basic algebra. Amazing Refresh. Thanks alot from Israel !

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Thank you for taking the time to leave me such a nice message :)

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[@samanthahellawell8141]

Thank you so much! Will be going through and writing notes. Fabulous revision and doubtless will learn new stuff too. Appreciations. From a novice.

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Helped me pass my algebra midterm and now will help me pass my regents

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Hi Derk, Thanks for the math brush up, needed it to help out my kids. I follow your channel from 2008, amazing the amount of knowledge you poses. Keep it up mate.

[@derekbanas]

Thank you very much :) I’m happy the video has helped with your kids. I help my kids with their homework as well every night

[@Telwyn-g4z]

omg!! someone who gets to the point and explains it in simple terms...... why is this so rare?

[@SureSuccess-j8o]

WOW😮 thank you for this marathon lesson. It is nice for students to have a video they can rewatch at their convenience. THANKS.

[@soddenrice]

I'm confused where b = (4/4) + (3/4) = (7/4) came from at 24:01. Can anyone explain? When I solved it I got y = (1/4)x - (1/4).

[@ExterminatorElite]

Since he was going so fast, he didn't repeat that the original question was to find a line *parallel* to x - 4y = 1 that intersects a point of (-3, 1). That means he had to, first, find "m", the slope of his line, which will be the same for the parallel line, and then find "b", the offset up or down the y-axis for the parallel line. So with y = (1/4)x - 1/4, he had solved for "m", and then he could solve for "b" by plugging in his known values into y = mx + b. So taking y = mx + b, knowing that the slope is 1/4, and this parallel line intersects (-3 ,1), you would start with 1 = (1/4)(-3) + b. Now, he skipped a few steps with writing this out and instead just started with b = (4/4) + (3/4), to get b = 7/4, which without referring back to the original question, looks and sounds confusing, but it means the parallel line is y = 1/4x + 7/4. I think he zipped just a little too fast there. This is a crash course mostly for people just refreshing themselves, but teachers should avoid doing steps in their heads while instructing.

[@ne0nex]

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[@NivBarchechet]

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[@Josh-zt8dw]

Mistake at about 5:52 .... x times x isn't 2x is't x^2 ... at 1:10:10 your second step is technically not equal to the starting problem as he suggests it is, so even though he gets the correct final answer it's confusing....at 1:15:30 the second rule is wrong, the 2 should be an a..... at 1:32:25 he says 2 and 6 work and then proceeds to write a 2 and an 8, so it should be (x+2)(x+6).... I see now at 1:34:45 he corrected that last one after someone commented..... at 1:37:20 he says 2^2 when he meant to say 2^3. However he fixes it in the next step and gets the right answer...... at 1:39:00 he says (x-3x) when he meant (x-3)... then he gets the final answer wrong as he uses (x-3x) again... which is obviously wrong as it simplifies to -2x but he's clearly trying to get this done as fast as possible and not catching these things... and I think fatigue is setting in lol..... 2:16:40 I think this explanation of what makes the function even or odd is pretty confusing, especially since you said -x^2+2 is equal to (-x)^2+2.... this actually isn't true because in the first one only the x is squared but in the 2nd one the square is applied to the negative sign.... he makes a similar mistake in his explanation for the odd function that follows...and to say substitute a-x for your function isn't really helpful... didn't even explain what a is...honestly I didn't understand that sentence at all... I think maybe he meant to say that f(x) = f(-x) which would be the true definition of what makes a function even...but then he did say that shortly after.

[@blakekarman5316]

hello there, you seem to know what you're talking about so i was just wondering at 56:54 (finished problem) i know that he shouldn't have dropped the negative from the 3 at the beginning, but how did he get l x + 2 l = -2 from 3 l x + 2 l = -6? i have no clue how 4 was just suddenly added to the equation. do you think you could just work me through the entire problem?

[@Josh-zt8dw]

Actually after looking it over again, I realized that he did it correctly and removed that part of my comment.... he still didn't explain it very well as he hasn't in a lot of this video as he's just trying to go through everything really fast and so he isn't covering a lot of the details..... but let me re-write his steps adding one more in the middle to help explain how he got his final answer: 9-3lx+2l = 15 -3lx+2l =6 (after subtracting 9 from both sides.... he did this step and the next one in one step) 3lx+2l = -6 (he divided each side by -1... he just saw that there was a negative sign that he'd prefer on the other side so he intuitively moved it to the other side... I wouldn't have done it this way but nothing wrong with it) lx+2l =-2 (he divided by 3 on both sides) From here you can see it's no solution.... of matter what you plug in for x, lx+2l can't equal a negative number... x+2 could be positive or negative but either way lx+2l can't be negative.... I don't know why he wrote x+2=-2 at the end.... it looks like he was starting to go through the next step that you would take if it was an abosolute value problem with a solution but then realized that it wasn't nesasarry and just stopped.

[@blakekarman5316]

@@Josh-zt8dw wow thanks so much! appreciate it!

[@yumi7439]

for 5:52 x+x=2x would be a better fit I guess

[@jlitodelcid326]

Thanks for this great video. Will be good to refresh my brain with these concepts.

[@derekbanas]

I’m very happy you liked it :)

[@HoseinLak-w5p]

Learning and masstering those 2 is one of my goals this year.

[@culturapoliticaycomputador9999]

Mr. Derek I always see your videos about programming, this is the first I found when you teach us math awesome. Thanks a lot.

[@yachili1282]

Hello, I just have a question about 23:49 and if b = 1/4 or is added for 7/4 as when I attempted it it seemed liked -3/4 I am just reviewing for a new algebra two course I’m take but your videos are super helpful

[@clipperwing]

Got stuck there too. Where does he get 4/4+3/4, where does that come from?

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These are some of the most helpful math vids ever Insightful and makes me think and have fun

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Thank you very much :) It is fun to take on these challenges

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This video probably just saved me for Algebra 2, so grateful that I could review all of the basics.

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Looking forward to calculus 1 and 2. Thanks again for the video

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[@LXD.0]

i'm a 9th grader entering algebra 1 all of my previous math teachers have been horrible and never taught me correctly thank you for this video very appreciated.

[@teanott4103]

24:08 I am little bit confused. Shouldn’t the y-intercept be -1/4 or am I missing something?

[@xiamixoa2428]

yeah i have the same problem currently cause im wondering where he got those numbers from

[@Hama_Kurda]

it is 1 and it has /1 so you muliply it by 4 so it becomes 4/4 to then add to the 3/4 so it will equall to = 7/4. i guess that's how it is

[@georgesadler7830]

Professor Derek Banas, there are many errors in this video on Learning Algebra One and Two.Some of the viewers have found and corrected critical errors in this lengthy video. At the 56:23 minute mark in the video, you have 3x - 1 followed by x equal to negative one third. At the 1:39:35 minute mark in the video, when you factor 2 x cube minus 6 x squared minus 5 x plus 15 , you have ( 2x squared minus 5)( x minus 3x). For this problem, the correct solution is (2 x squared minus 5)( x minus 3). At the 1:43:57 minute mark in the video, there is an error with the remainder Professor Banas, please correct all the errors in this lengthy video.

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Thank you so much this has been extremely helpful!

[@Keulia]

It's 4am, i'm high af and last time i learned basic algebra was 6-7 years ago

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I’m high asf and have a final tmr and have no clue wtf is going on someone 😹😭

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Genuinly thank you so much i hav always struggled in math and im oing in to year 9 i now actually slightly understand algebra

[@ArielLarue]

If I could request anything, it’d be to always show your work for us even if you think it’s a given because it could prevent becoming lost while trying to follow the course @ 12:23 it threw me off because math is not my strong suit, hence why I’m watching this, and I couldn’t figure out how you got -3x after subtracting 4 from both sides, I was like “no way he subtracted from 10 because that’d be 6 not -3x” I stopped right there and kept rewinding it over and over because I figured I missed something until I just let it play n realized you were just repeating the result and writing the equation as a whole🤣🤣 Just allowing it to play itself out was a huge relief cuz I was near boutta cry thinkin i can’t even comprehend a simple algebraic equation 😭🤣🤣 anxiety and panic definitely got its beating in today😂 Overall I love this channel 😅

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I would love to have all your notes on paper so I can 'play' with them anywhere at anytime when I need to relax! I can't continue watching now as it is 11.47pm, 18.8.24, and I've just had a week of very late nights at Broadstairs Folk Week BUT I really wish I'd found you at 6 o'clock this morning so I could have played with algebra all day! Jeni

[@quentinediting]

Thank you so much for this. I am going back to college and have to take Precalc 2 and it has been 4 years since I took Precalc 1 so I am very rusty. Hopefully 2 weeks can be enough time to prep Update: I got a B in Precalc 2!

[@NivBarchechet]

34:11 you forgot to flip the > when multiply by minus so its x < 6 and not x > 6 it was easier to just leave the 2 in his place and move the -1/3 to the other side

[@ArielLarue]

@ 18:14 why’d you choose to plug in y2 and x2 instead of y1 and x1? Does it matter which values you plug in for y=mx+b ? And how does 10/-3 become -10/3? And what’d you do to get b=-18 after 2=20+b ? I thought you have to divide 20 by 2??

[@Compuscience-Python-Prog-Exps]

I'm a grown man, probably old enough to be someone's grampa. Even kid's algebra is a much needed refresher..

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Variables and some of the operators are used in programming! I’ve also seen people solve algebra problems with JavaScript

[@PhantomEditsOffical]

Algebra 2 summer school highschool course is kicking my ass. If this video doesnt work honestly i give up.

[@nah7282]

Did it work?😭

[@PhantomEditsOffical]

@nah7282 no, i cheated the rest of the semester and passed with a d-

[@strawberry_bubbleg0m]

this is a litteral life saver i have a HL math final tommorow and im tryna cram evrything in as much as possible

[@algirdasltu1389]

1:44:09 lifesaver in calc 2 partial fractions

[@nacl2858]

Dude, I think you've saved my sophomore year.

[@derekbanas]

Happy to help :)

[@kravendaemon481]

wow man , this is the best revision of basics i could possibly hope for, +1 subcribeD :D

[@derekbanas]

Thank you very much :)

[@plzcme434]

This is a great video to remember all the skills I had previously forgotten.

[@fcat-f3n]

My math teacher unfortunately doesn’t teach math well but this has helped me so much! Thank you.

[@DaviLinhares-s3g]

I really needed this, just about to have an algebra1 exam and am feeling pretty lost

[@UnifiedRealm]

This helps alot , THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!!

[@nataliewilliams1460]

This helped so much! TYSM 🤪

[@Idk-if4xv]

Can someone help me? I’m stuck in minute 24:00 , I don’t get how he got 4/4 and 4/3?? I think I know how he got 4/4 but not sure on how he got 4/3, I really need help here

[@BloxRollStudios]

divide the logarithm of sine

[@matushka__]

6:06 thats a mistake, a variable multiplied by a variable is a variable squared, not 2(var)

[@AlexanderMichelson]

God bless you, sir!

[@derekbanas]

God bless you and your loved ones as well :)

[@omernizri5286]

thank you mr banas. very good video and this feels like im being tutored. way better teacher than my current algebra teacher haha

[@frls3794]

Why does b=4/4+3/4 at 23:52 can someone please help me understand?

[@MrJonnal]

the given point is (-3,1) . in the equation y = mx +b the slope is -1/4x , so putting -3 into x gives -3/4 and 4/4 is the "1" i.e. the y, then moving the -3/4 to the LHS makes 4/4 plus 3/4 = b which 7/4 , but he said setting x to zero???

[@zachb332]

@@MrJonnal yeah that part threw me for a loop as well, because i got 7/4 after plugging the coordinates and the slope into y = mx + b, and then isolating b, but when he said set x to 0 i was so lost

[@phoom300x]

56:20 9-3 | x+2 | = 15 to -3| x+2 | = 6?

[@mrrishiraj88]

Good day, Derek!🙏

[@derekbanas]

Thank you :) I hope you have a good day as well

[@AlopeciaPatientx]

thank you! can’t wait for the calculus video

[@okayslayperiodmama]

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[@dewyxl]

Dude, absolute life savor.

[@carole3877]

I am enjoying these videos. Did you create the course on Matrices? I couldn't find it when I scrolled through all your videos

[@super-beast9704]

at 5:50 x multiplied by x would be equal to x raised to the power 2

[@LeSwata]

how fast and efficiently you taught this was wild i completed the whole thing from scratch in 3 days lol.

[@gauravsonawane7554]

hey guy, what do you think, this tutorial is enough to study about algebra 1 and 2, so can we now practice this more and move forward

[@pl_mb]

@@gauravsonawane7554no, it’s just. Brief explain action for people that want a refresher mostly but wouldn’t recommend for learning.

[@SalvadorGuerrero-me1yk]

In 34:17, I know it's valid, but where does he get point (3,1) from? why didn't he use point (6,0)?

[@MrMathematics00va]

Nice vid & dope shirt!!

[@frls3794]

Hey I’m a bit confused at the graphing part at 34:38 I understand why the y intercept is (0,2) but not the other intercpet at (3,1) please explain??

[@NickMaverick4]

Thank you for this video... One of the best video for mathematics... Totally high school basic but thoroughly explained... Please ping here your machine learning playlist.. unable to find..

[@BringBackFarmajo]

still need to work on my basics. wow. I got lot of climbing to do if im to follow this. im ready for the challenge... LETS GO!

[@americanpatriot7508]

I worked out the problem and I don't see how you are getting b to equal 7/3 at minute mark 23:32. Can you explain in a little more detail? Thank you

[@nonot1234plkoui]

Hello, first of all thanks for the video. Could anyone tell me why the inequality was not fliped at 34:11 thanks alot.

[@JengaJay]

He multiplied the inverse of -1/3 of which is -3/1 which is simply -3•(-1/3) = 1x hence no division was involved the “

[@zachb332]

@@JengaJay yeah but the rule is if you divide OR multiply by a negative, so in this case im 99% sure if was a little mistake on his part

[@Honey_bear428]

Thank you this is really helpful.

[@meh7376]

Can anyone explain why at 33:59 he didnt flip the inequality although he dividied by a negative number?

[@Bvffghjkjghhbbb2669]

He actually multiplied by -3

[@onlinewebsites3476]

Geometry,Calculus,Economics please !

[@derekbanas]

Trig for Calculus is coming this Thursday on Twitch and next Thursday on KZbin. Then I'll move on to Calculus

[@StaticBlaster]

and Finance and maybe accounting.

[@RafieGilang-l8e]

on 34:17 it's not 6 < x but 6 > x because multiply or divide by negative number will flip the sign example: 20 > -10 (-1) 20 > -10 (-1) -20 < 10

[@elevatorman5468]

Thank you so much. I am taking an electrical engineering career training high school class. The prerequisite is a minimum of a c in algebra. I was never good at algebra. This should hopefully help.

[@derekbanas]

I'm happy I could help. This is basically one example for most anything you'll ever see in Algebra 1 and 2. If you can solve them on your own after watching this you'll get an A on every algebra test

[@marcogonzalez7903]

@@derekbanas So if I can Solve the Algebra 2 Questions on my own after watching this, I'll be alright during tests? I'm a Sophomore in highschool taking it and I am really struggling with this. So if I do the problems by myself I'll pretty much know like 80% of Algebra 2?

[@georgioziozas9031]

Hi again mate, i already follow your "learn algebra" series, should i watch this video after I finish the series? or are these the same lessons?

[@derekbanas]

These are not the same lessons, but it is way more intense and fast. I recommend following the slower multipart version

[@poppoo-re6pk]

as a 18 y old who dropped out of highschool im thankful i have the ability to still develop my education and thank you for providing that.

[@_lisan_al_gaib]

good to know you also have a video for trigonometry

[@marioandresheviacavieres1923]

thank you very much for the video

[@HeyAwdi]

At minute 24, where did you get 3/4 from?

[@KatonaFish]

I want to learn more about calculus. I am still learning new things about pre - calculus

[@derekbanas]

I’ll be covering calculus at some point this month

[@Chetos1]

Is there a PDF of the notes? I tried doing one drive but it asked for a subscription.

[@alijohnson4259]

This man is a gift to the human species

[@91Studios-Scotty]

Thank you so much m8 :D

[@bobacabob]

23:51 where do you pull the numbers for b? I was following along up until that point. Are you using the initial eq x-4y=1? Rewritten to -4y=-x+1 -> y= 1/4x -1/4 which is y= mx+b for that and then the new eq at least so far is y= 1/4x + b. My thoughts are kinda scattered so this is probably not being worded too properly I’m just trying to see where the 4/4+3/4 = 7/4 comes from

[@bobacabob]

Okay I think the process of point slope form was just skipped? Y-y1 = m(x-x1) Y-1 = 1/4(x-(-3)) Y-1 = 1/4x + 3/4 Y = 1/4x + 3/4 + 1 Y = 1/4x + 3/4 + 4/4 Y = 1/4x + 3/4 + 4/4 Y = 1/4x + 7/4

[@Arvinax-29]

Goodmorning, it seems you tend to knoe this stuff. Can I ask how to solve that particular equation from the start? I'm sorry I think I did get a bit lost after he start changing the position of -4y and the equal signs and things just went move on and on and I don't know anymore. Thank you.

[@r.e.434]

Hi Derek how do you record your videos on iPad? thanks

[@derekbanas]

I stream the screen using AirServer on Windows to OBS