Algebra 1 Basics for Beginners

Master the basics of Algebra 1 with our comprehensive video tutorials. Explore key topics like Equations, Inequalities, and Functions. Ideal for beginners, high school students, and those looking for a refresher. Clear explanations, step-by-step solutions, and practical examples included. Perfect for homework help, exam prep, and foundational mathematics understanding. Keywords:
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I was never able to learn algebra in school because they way the taught it. When I was taking it as an adult It was the same. Then a friend offered to help. He read my book and said although it was accurate there were easier ways to demonstrate what they were doing. He started to show me and I ended up with a 3.5 for the class. Your explanations here are the best I have ever seen.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment. Glad you got the help you needed.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment. We are glad to help

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[@Melosketch426]

6th grader here! I just got accepted into Algebra 1 for next school year, and im studying a bit so I can understand what's going on. Thanks for these videos!

[@BirdieL950]

I’m in 7th grade and I’m doing algebra 1 next year I’m 2 years ahead in math but they can only move me up one I’m kinda sad tbh I’m excited to learn more of this it’s very interesting

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[@Christian_Prepper]

*I failed Algebra because I would never "show my work". How does a child write down common sense? Adding insult to injury I was routinely accused of cheating to get the answers. When math started using letters I knew it was no longer mathematics, but it was wizardry. Ha!* *Because I had similar experiences with many other school subjects, aceing tests but getting Ds due to failing to turn in homework or show my work I was flunked two of my school years until I dropped out in the 10th grade.* *I have been married to the love of my life for more than 30 years, owned two successful real estate companies for 15 years, have employed over 200 people, helped several dozen families keep their home by saving them from foreclosure, and am excited about my future....* *....no algebra required.* 😉👍🏼

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The easiest way which I used to solve these algebraic equation was as such, which I found much natural way to solve rather than adding/substracting similar numbers to each sides! For Example: Solve for x: 2x+5=7 2x=7-5 2x=2 x=2/2 Hence , x=1

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're welcome

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Not only algebra, but practically every academic school and university subject.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

Glad we did. Thanks for the comment

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

you're welcome. Thanks for the comment

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I’m helping a child review algebra before transferring to a new high school next month. Your video is so very clear! It hits all the basics she has not thought about since last June.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're so welcome!

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I'm 42 and just about to take the Civil Service Exam so here I am. I enjoyed it when I was in Elementary & High School but I already forgot about it. This video is really informative. Thank you! 💜

[@UltimateAlgebra]

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

congratulations!!! Thank you for sharing. We are happy to be of help.

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment. We are glad we are able to let you understand algebra better

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

You will. Great start

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OMG THANK YOU!!! i was struggling a lot in algebra and no one helped me.. and then I found this video and i understand it now. THANK YOUUU❤❤

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're welcome. thanks for the comment

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I’m a biomedical science student and hesitant to take calc 2 because I struggled with algebra and I missed 3 years of school. But now I’m deciding to learn everything from beginning and this video was really helpful. Thank you so much 20:59

[@UltimateAlgebra]

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I’m in a similar situation as I missed 2-3 years of math and have found this video helpful.

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Calculus 2 is most difficult in calculus sequences. I recommended you to do as much immediate and college algebra that you can do.

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It took me 3 years to only understand the elementary algebra. Now this video was made, it gives me a more clear view to understand the concept of algebra. Thank you for helping me and the rest of the viewer to understand Algebra 1

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're welcome. Thanks for the comment. We are glad to help

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Tysm for this video im a 7th grader whose taking algebra 1 next year i really appreciate this!!

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Eyyy same, but I'm in 6th rn. Good luck!!!

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im 13 looking to make my family proud by becoming a engineer and helping my family business and this video is so much help the one on one being able to pause and go back slow steps to help you understand in the first 3 minutes of this video ive learned more than a month in a crowed middle school algebra class

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Glad we are able to help with your algebra.

[@John-vf6jr]

7:57 you say "x = 7", might want to fix that.

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I'm so happy I'm not the only one that noticed that. Sat here for a few minutes trying to figure out what I missed

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I know i was so confused 😂😂

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Exactly! I get lost too! It’s supposed to be -4

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[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment. We will keep posting.

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I’m in college just now learning you just taught me I never paid attention in 9th grade when this was introduced I was struggling you but you made this really basic for me thank you god bless 🙏🏾

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thank you. God bless you

[@vincentzevecke4578]

It have not done this since spring of 1984, when i was community college plus. This was very helpful to me. I still have problem with word problems Do you have a video on word problems?

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I'm a freshman but I still haven't learned how to drive because I was homeschooled and my parents didn't really teach me and this was the first video I clicked on to learn it and thank you I quickly caught on

[@Karadjanov]

You should explain the different approaches to solving these problems. Some people will find some approach easier than others. You should not force a specific approach of your random choosing but explain all and let the student decide which approach suits them best. The opposite operation can be explained easier: Just as an example the fist problem x + 2 = 5 can be solved this way: You leave x on the left of "=" and everything else on the right: (every time a number goes to the other side of "=" it becomes an opposite: +2 becomes -2, -7 becomes +7 etc.) x + 2 = 5 >>> x = 5 -2 >>> x=3 You should be teaching people HOW to think not WHAT to think. Not every mind works the same and the more approaches you present students with the higher the chance each student will accept and adapt at least one into their way of thinking.

[@Blessed-s4b]

She doesn’t have time to explain all the possible approaches. We all know there’re multiple ways to solve a problem. She ain’t forcing one method. It’s up to you to decide whether this method is easy for you . There’re tons of videos with different methods. So you can explore those if you don’t like this .

[@charlescharliejpeg]

that’s overcomplicating things

[@Karadjanov]

​@@charlescharliejpeg The reason I made that comment in the first place is precisely because they chose the most overcomplicated explanation. I just wanted to give them the benefit of the doubt and urge them to explain the more simple ones as well.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

1.There are different approaches to everything. If we decide to teach all the different approaches, this video will never end. 2.We are NOT forcing any approach on anyone. We don't even have that power. 3. There is no one approach that is easiest for everyone. What you call complicated is EASY for others. Check the comments. 4.Because there are different approaches, we have a system to decide which method we choose to use. a) The method we choose must be based on sound mathematics. If this video were about math tricks, I would teach them. Moving things over the equal sign and changing the sign is simply not mathematics. It works, but it is NOT mathematics. I have a responsibility to teach math, not just something that works. The fundamentals of solving equations come from BALANCING. When you have a scale with 5 balls on the left and 5 balls on the right (assuming the weight of the balls is the same), you can add 2 balls to both sides, and the scale will still be balanced. You can subtract from both sides, and the scale will remain balanced. How do you move 2 from the left and change the 2 to minus on the right? b) The method must not be restrictive. That means you must be able to apply it when the problem becomes more complicated. c) It must be clear and easy to understand and apply in word problems or real-life situations. d) It must be the easiest for most of the students we teach. I appreciate the comment. It helps us clarify why we do things and also get others' opinions.

[@Blessed-s4b]

@@UltimateAlgebra loved your response with explanation.

[@CarterC.]

I wanted to look at algebra before I go into high school this really helps and it looks pretty fun! I have dyscalculia so math hasn’t been my strong suit so I wanted an idea before I head for high school thank you!

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment. you're welcome

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Thanks a lot professor I follow you from Algeria. Mes salutations et bonne continuation.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You are welcome

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I love this so much! I watched countless videos on algebra, so far this is the most practical. I like the fact that it’s short and concise. ❤

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You nailed our aim. We want to be clear and concise. Thank you for the comment

[@thetest8777]

I wish my teacher did her job and explained like you did in this video i would of passed my class back in 9th grade.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Glad we are able to help you understand better.

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Yeah yeah yeah.... blame it all on the teacher. Never heard any student say it's me, I'm the problem

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@@MJ-cf9nl That's because your'e the problem. "There are no bad students only bad teachers"

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Oh my gosh....I love this channel...it explains it clearly. ❤

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Glad you love it

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School really messed me up. The way they taught me just was not good for me

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Thank you I listen often. It really helps me clarify my algebra.

[@ShadowTudio]

THANK YOU i have my finals next week and this helped so much

[@kerufound8280]

Thank you for explaining it so clearly I have my regents this tuesday and i always had the order of operations backwards lol i feel stupid now. Hopefully ill get smtn decently good on the regents now, thanks

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Outstanding narration, well explained, very good pacing, really well done.

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Yes, I agree

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thank you

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My mind is blown to me algebra was an alien language I couldn't understand it but this video quite literally showed me how easy it is

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thank you so much i was starting 9th grade and in 8th grade we did not learn algebra so i was so confused but now its so easy to understand thank you soooo much!!!!!'

[@randymillhouse791]

I recall how proud I felt when I reached pro-level in Algebra by cheating, graduating high school, and NEVER having to mess with this type of junk EVER AGAIN!

[@tbradfurd]

And if you ever go to college its super hard to pass math, as someone who also cheated through highschool

[@randymillhouse791]

@@tbradfurd Funny story: I had to pass a CLAST test in order to graduate college. College Level Scholastic Test, common in Florida during the 20 aughts. It involved algebra, geometry, percentages, all that CRAP I HATE! I signed up for the test in May of 2005 for the test date in October of the same year. I found State resources with example problems related to the actual test, studied for 4 months and passed all 5 test batteries on the first try. My advisor told me that she BOMBED her first try and had to take failed batteries over again. I AM A WARRIOR! If I can cheat with no effort I will. If I can't then I make algebra my bitch.

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Legend

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I'm not mad at you 😂 I'm trying to do James madison online diploma and I'm stuck on the algebra 1 and the geometry. Photomath can't do it but no sure about the Photomath plus any advice please.

[@randymillhouse791]

@@josephglenn4688 I do have a true story: In Florida I had to pass a College Level Aptitude Scholastic Test (CLAST) in 2005. Even if a college student has a 4.0 GPA after all coursework is completed, they still need passing scores on the CLAST to graduate. I studied for 5 months doing algebra, geometry, etc. because I knew I would fail. Finding practice resources was not easy. But after an internet search 2 week's later I found Tallahassee Community College had an entire catalogue of learning based on that specific test. They had sample problems and then 4 problems that got progressively more difficult to solve. I practiced every morning for 30 minutes before work and every evening for another 30 to 60 minutes, more on weekends. Some students fail some of the 5 different test batteries so when I took the test some people would leave, and others would join to take portions previously failed. The test went from 7 AM to 1 PM on a Saturday. I passed all batteries on my first try. If I tried that test again today, I would fail miserably. Find learning resources specific to the test that you have to pass.

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I love you video Every time I watch it my algebra knowledge increased. Thank You

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're welcome. Thanks for the comment

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Thanks for explaining functions. Something new today. Don't know where I'd need to use it in retirement. Big like.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

We appreciate the comment. You're welcome

[@ezvain]

I forgot literally everything. Your steps are clear enough for me to understand, thank you!

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Thanks I got into 3 advance math classes without going to algebra I’m studying it this helped sum it up

[@klind57]

66 years old and still haven't used it

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I’m not even close to twenty…. And uh I wanna know algebra and I’m in fifth grade…. Is that bad… and is it bad I almost understand most of this 🤨

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⁠@@Alastor_the_radio_demon1929_Nah it’s good. If you’re interested in it pursue it! It’s good to know algebra, you are a lot better than me lol 😂

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@@Alastor_the_radio_demon1929_I’m in 7th and I’m learning algebra 2 your supposed to learn it in 10th grade

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76 and couldn't care less haha .now there's brain-dead needs mixing simple maths into stupidity..I don't mean this video though

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Sou brasileiro e seus vídeos são muito oportunos. Vou aproveitar para rever Matemática básica e melhorar o Inglês. Grato 🇧🇷

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're welcome. Glad to help

[@BirdieL950]

I’m in middle school 7th grade I’m going to be a neurological scientist I’m learning 10th grade math and 9th grade science I’m also in 12th grade language arts I’m in algebra one next year they are putting me in advanced math classes so this is helping quite a lot on preparation for the future

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@@MoonLight_Queen thank you I appreciate it😆🙃

[@bunfunnia]

GOOD LUCK BRO!! never give up, it’s gonna get harder each grade

[@UltimateAlgebra]

WOW!! Keep on

[@CaptainArslann]

Very simple and class 9 level math's. You should make a video on advance level algebra tips & tricks. BTW commendable approach!

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thank you. Noted the suggestion

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You explain everything step-by-step!

[@gerrylk9]

No wonder I flunked algebra in 9th grade. I'm still confused at 65 years old

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This helped me learned the basics at 6 years old

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7.5

[@UltimateAlgebra]

@@kiaansgalaxy5608 you're welcome

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As a successful 47yo I can tell you without a doubt I have NEVER used algebra I was right mom. I told you!

[@Ramonsito1]

Very enjoyable - and instructive. Thank you.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

you're welcome

[@new-knowledge8040]

Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, Trigonometry, were names that meant not a darn thing to me, due to me dropping out of school. But when in my 40's I still managed to independently derive the Special Relativity mathematical equations, and independently derive the Lorentz transformation equations. But being a do it yourselfer, I derived them in a whole new way in comparison.

[@MJ-cf9nl]

Are you saying that you learned Algebra and Calculus...etc in your 40s then you derived those equations? or you did it without Knowing a dam thing about Algebra and all that still

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DIY is a good approach for math

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Omg thank u I'm learning

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Happy to help

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I'm in 5th grade and learning so much

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Keep up the great work!

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Happy to hear that

[@TamariyaDuncan]

i’m preparing for algebra 1 in 8th grade this year and i start school literally in 6 days. so this helped me learn the basics.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

you're welcome

[@bunfunnia]

algebra 1 starts in 9th grade though, in 8th you do pre algebra i think you’re getting confused

[@dotkham]

Going to nursing school and this is helping me!! Thank you! 😭❤

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're welcome

[@adventureswithtime]

I want to refresh my math knowledge. I probably should start with Algebra. What set of videos do you suggest?

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Wow its amazing hello from Malaysia 😊

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Hello

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Math makes you stronger, wiser, and more patient, irrespective of its occupational or educational utility to you.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Cheers to that.

[@lynnhart-h6e]

im in 8th grade advanced math, i tend to have a bit harder of a time learning. thanks for making this! its so helpful:)

[@UltimateAlgebra]

You're welcome. We are always glad to help

[@appahoopjack2514]

@ ~8:00... The Correct Answers are 4 and -10.... NOT 7.... Other than that, this is a Good Video

[@sanamandpe7322]

Thank you for teaching me algebra so easily🎉😊❤

[@UltimateAlgebra]

It's my pleasure

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This is the best explanation of algebra. No bullshit. Your videos are amazing

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment. Happy to help

[@Eturoel]

The Order of Operations is stated here as if they were chiseled in stone. In fact, nothing could be further from mathematical reality: There are certain expressions where the Order is of no consequence. Take the expression ab/c. According to your demonstration, ab would "have" to be performed first. It should be obvious, any Order would yield the same result.

[@GigaChad-t3r]

Handy trick order of operations “please excuse my dear aunt Sally”

[@UltimateAlgebra]

noted

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Which video should I watch to pass my math ged besides algebra 1 @UltimateAlgebra

[@UltimateAlgebra]

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Appreciate it

[@murraybool8081]

I could never understand algebra, and my math teacher got tired of yelling at me, (and caning me) eventually threw me out of his class, and I had to sit in the hallway, where I was found by the Tech Drawing teacher, who knew I loved to draw, and invited me to sit in his class, which I loved. After I left school, within 6months I found a job as a trainee graphic artist in an Advertising Agency, and after 18 years, my own Agency. I never had a use for algebra….

[@charlescharliejpeg]

You are here because you wish you knew it though. Think about taking some classes at college now that you’re grown. It’s very satisfying to finish things you couldn’t finish when you were a kid. I got my ged and barely passed the math, and never excelled in it. I am taking statistics now in college and am finishing with an A+. You may surprise yourself.

[@Wild_2014]

Thank you for making this video it really helped me! I passed my math tests

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Congratulations!! Happy for you. Thanks for sharing

[@Spernana600]

Bruh I’m in the sixth grade and I’m getting good in 8th grade math

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We learn that in grade 6😊

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Now all you have to do is go back to fourth grade and learn how to spell and read.

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Same

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I don’t even know some of this and I’m going into high school

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I understand now my teacher doesn’t even teach and now I know how to solve an algebra problem 🎉🎉

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment, we are glad to help

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Studying to for the Asvab this helps out very much thank you !

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Me 2

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Great, do well with your pay checks.

[@GlobalPsychosis]

I understand the order of operations and I understand how to solve for X, but I still don’t understand what the actual equation is solving as it relates to tangible things in reality. Like take Question 4 for example. How does that apply to real world? If you take a basic equation like 2+2=4; you can apply that to a real world scenario. Is pre-algebra just a brain teaser?

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I would like to know this as well

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[@merwinckyllecaparal5267]

THIS ONE MAKED ME TOP 3 IN SCHOOL

[@UltimateAlgebra]

wow!!!

[@ranirani-np3fc]

EXCELLENT. You are dynamic. Please can you explain and expand the basic step by step please. You are very precise.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Sure I will

[@thatguygsanchez5318]

This video is great. Thank you.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thank you.

[@kaylakeiser-dl3jw]

Good

[@aetherkwek4438]

It helped me so much with my diagnostic test.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Happy to hear that.

[@darioevangelista6249]

It“s easy had I learned it in my high school days.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

agreed. you're here now and i'm sure it's still helpful;

[@lilianah1266]

Starting middle school in a few months and this sure helped me thank you a lot ❤

[@jacksworld4653]

Me to

[@UltimateAlgebra]

you're welcome

[@ShinaoKocho]

This is spectacular! This helped me so much, for some reason your ways of teaching is so incredibly understandable!! I do wish there was more to it, going up to the basics of quadratics but otherwise, spectacular teaching! Thank you 😮💜

[@UltimateAlgebra]

you're welcome. We have a video on quadratics. you can check it out

[@mimitony3238]

Thank you so much for your amazing videos!! You make math look so easy, and by the way I just passed my GED math test. Thanks again!!

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Congratulations!! Thanks for the comment. We are always happy to help

[@jancenmagallon7876]

Am i tripping this is so easy to learn why in school it is so hard, but anyways thankyou so much!!

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Because some teachers jus makes everything easy

[@IsaacTaylor-t5e]

Is question 5, x. =7 and x=-10 or x=4 and x=-10?

[@pbella29]

exactly what i thought...

[@UltimateAlgebra]

What I wrote is correct. I misspoke.

[@waltbiederman7360]

@@UltimateAlgebra I am literally thanking God for you for two reasons: I was only smart enough in highschool to take basic math and now I feel better about myself because of your teachings! AND I am SO thankful I scrolled for any input on question #5! I think I sat here for half an hour trying to figure out how x=7. I'm not obsessed with learning Algebra!!!

[@mrfishy2959]

CAUTION!: when you square a number you get both positive and negative root of that number. So x=2 is only half the solution.

[@keiogunn4920]

The best, this is and has help out.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thank you for the comment. Always glad to help

[@alexandersparks7473]

Hey, Why are you doing the order of operations in reverse and no fallowing BEDMAS? Thank you, and have a good day.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

The order of operation is to put things together. so let's say you have x + 6 ÷ 2. If this is put together to get 5. Then like everything you have to reverse what you did to find what was the ingredients. to find what you did to get the 5, you have reverse the process

[@Lessonedits-]

Going to 7th but learned this in 6th bro gifted school.

[@harolddisney7075]

Im in 7th grade im younger than all the other kids and still the most advanced in math Im doing Algrabra 1 next year

[@charlescharliejpeg]

you should think about a career involving advanced maths. They make very good money. Teaching, Engineer…

[@pollos6807]

Hi! Why isn't the answer to question 11 "x

[@jamesworley9888]

Simple in principle but I will probably need to take a real Algebra course of some kind before long to really be able to wrap my head around it.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

We have a course, if you are interested

[@peterosinski84]

It's not about using or not using algebra in your life. It's about learning something that helps your brain process information in many different ways and store different forms of information.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

yep

[@stevensvideosonyoutube]

Thanks again, that gives me more clarity on the topic.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Glad it was helpful!

[@kelloncupid]

Thank you for the awesome step-by-step instruction in algebra.

[@UltimateAlgebra]

Thanks for the comment.

[@grovve8960]

If we had these videos back in the day we all would’ve become engineers or architects lol 😂

[@UltimateAlgebra]

I agree