Looking for Website with lots of School Exercises in Maths

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A user is seeking a website with a comprehensive collection of math exercises covering various school topics. Several recommendations are provided, including MathIsPower4U, which features instructional videos that guide users through solving math problems from high school to advanced topics like calculus and statistics. Other notable mentions include Khan Academy, offering free courses and practice exercises across all math levels, and Math-Exercises.com, which provides a variety of exercises tailored to different grade levels and subjects. These resources aim to support users in enhancing their math skills through structured practice and instructional content.
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Hello everyone.

A while ago someone gave me the address of a website which has a large collection of Maths excercises on all the school topics, but I lost it.

Does anyone know of such a site? Just with a large collections of maths excercises on all topics. Cheers.
 
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Well I know one with a large collection of videos, each one dedicated to solving a problem in math organized by subject. From first year high school to calculus, differential equations and linear algebra also probability and statistics.

Www.mathispower4u.com

The speaker introduces the problem and then proceeds to solve it so you can stop the video and solve it yourself before watching the rest of the video.
 
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Hi there! I'm not sure which website you were referring to, but I know of a few that have a large collection of math exercises on various topics. One is Khan Academy, which offers free online courses and practice exercises for all levels of math. Another is Math-Exercises.com, which has a variety of exercises for different grade levels and topics. I hope this helps! Let me know if you need any other recommendations.
 

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