Algebra 2
Core Algebra 2 skills, one at a time.
Starts from the Algebra 1 square roots and exponent rules, then on to complex numbers, polynomials, logarithms and the unit circle. Same lessons, same practice, same path. Free, with no ads.
- Units
- 10
- Skills
- 30
- Cost
- Free
Course outline
10 units · 30 skills
Unit 1
Square Roots & Exponent Rules
From Algebra 1: simplify square roots and use the exponent rules, the base Algebra 2 builds on.
0/2 skills
Unit 2
Square Roots, up to i
Square roots, negative square roots and simplifying roots, all the way to the question only i can answer: what squares to −1?
0/4 skills
Unit 3
Complex Numbers
Meet i, the square root of −1, and do arithmetic with numbers that have a real and an imaginary part.
0/3 skills
Unit 4
Polynomial Functions
Read a polynomial's degree and end behavior, divide polynomials, and use the remainder and factor theorems.
0/3 skills
Unit 5
Quadratics Revisited
Vertex form, the discriminant, and systems that mix a line with a parabola.
0/3 skills
Unit 6
Rational Expressions & Equations
Simplify, multiply and divide fractions with variables, and solve equations that have them.
0/3 skills
Unit 7
Radicals & Rational Exponents
Cube roots and beyond, exponents that are fractions, and equations with a root in them.
0/3 skills
Unit 8
Exponential & Logarithmic Functions
Logarithms undo exponents: evaluate them, use their properties, and solve exponential equations.
0/3 skills
Unit 9
Sequences & Series
Add up arithmetic and geometric sequences, and read sigma notation.
0/3 skills
Unit 10
Trigonometry
Radians, the unit circle, and reference angles.
0/3 skills
AlgeBridge 1
The baseAlgebra 1 in 15 units, the course this one builds on. Same lessons, same practice, same path.
See the AlgeBridge 1 outlineFive games, one team
Play with the team
Skate with Veronica, wrestle with Shaurya, cheer with Jo, spike with Jordyn, or score with Rayla. Each game stops for a quick head-math question from the unit you are on, and every right answer pays.
Up to 60 Bridgeys a dayHow each skill works
Watch
A short video picked for the skill, from a channel like Khan Academy or Math Antics.
Practice
Get five right on the first try. Problems can be set in things you're into.
Complete
The skill turns green and opens the next one on your path.
Review
Finished skills come back later, so they stay sharp.