Online resources to study pre calculus.

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A user preparing for a certification exam to become a college math tutor is seeking online resources to refresh their pre-calculus knowledge. They expressed concern about forgetting key concepts after not using them for a while. Recommendations include MathTV.com, which offers a structured approach to reviewing math topics, and emphasizes attempting problems before checking solutions. Other suggested resources are Paul's Online Notes and Math Is Fun, which provide additional practice and explanations for various math concepts.
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Tomorrow I'm taking a certification exam to become a college math tutor and I have to take a proficiency test in pre calculus. A lot of the stuff I don't remember because I haven't used it in a while. Anyone got some good online resources. I studied before but I just realized yesterday after not being able to do a graph question that I got to learn.

Thanks.
 
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Try www.MathTV.com

On the left-hand navigation bar, select the area of maths you wish to review. For best results, attempt each problem before viewing the worked out solution.
 
Lol it down but thanks anyway. I found some online resources like paul online notes and math is fun.
 

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