Request for quality website/information to use for algebra review

[PairofDimes]

I'm currently an autodidactic mathematician/physicist and before I dive into my rusty calculus textbook to review I first want to be sure that I've filled in any holes in my algebra skills.

I don't want to waste my time digging through entire algebra textbooks when I already understand the concepts quite well, I just want to go "Oh, I forgot how to do that!" and then look up the relevant information. Almost everything on Google for general review are things for textbooks I don't have or high school classes I'm not in.

Anybody have anything to share?

Thanks!

-PairofDimes

 

[Ynaught?]

Have you looked at Khan Academy? http://www.khanacademy.org/

 

[SUROJL]

Hey, don't forget to check

http://www.bescientist.info

There are numerous tutorials on various topics of math including algebra, including physics, chemistry

 

[Bill Simpson]

Get a copy of "Forgotten Algebra" from a library and do every problem in the book as fast as you can go. Doing that all over again will sometimes help even more.

The only objection about that book I ever received was one student saying she wished there was a "Forgotten Advanced Algebra" book.

Then you can repeat the process with "Forgotten Calculus."

Both those books will do wonders bringing old brain cells back on line. They are not intended to teach the subject to someone who never knew the material.

Used copies can be had, including shipping, for less than $5

 

[CellCoree]

I understand the importance of having access to reliable and high-quality resources for academic pursuits. In terms of algebra review, I would recommend checking out Khan Academy (www.khanacademy.org). They have a wide range of video tutorials and practice exercises on algebra concepts, from basic to advanced levels. Additionally, they offer personalized learning paths and progress tracking, which can be helpful for self-directed learners like yourself. Another great resource is MathisFun (www.mathisfun.com/algebra/index.html), which also provides clear explanations and interactive practice problems for algebra topics. Both of these websites are free to use and have been highly praised for their quality content. I hope you find them useful in filling any gaps in your algebra skills. Best of luck in your studies!