What Free Algebra eBooks Are Available for Self-Teaching?

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A user seeks recommendations for free algebra eBooks to help a friend returning to community college for a chemistry degree, emphasizing the need for answers and solutions. Suggestions include utilizing Khan Academy videos for comprehensive learning and a Schaum's study guide for practice problems. Another resource mentioned is the "Math is Power for You" video series created by a community college professor. These resources are deemed effective for refreshing math skills. The discussion highlights the importance of accessible educational materials for self-study in algebra.
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I have a friend that wants to return to the local community college for a degree in chemistry. He is really rusty at math. Can anyone recommend a good free ebook for teaching oneself algebra. Solutions are a bonus, but answers are a must.

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Chris Maness
 
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I would suggest watching Khan Academy videos and getting a Schaum's study guide. The combination would be quite helpful with Schaum's many problem sets and the comprehensive Khan Academy videos.

Alternatively you could watch the Math is Power for You videos developed by a community college prof:

http://mathispower4u.yolasite.com/
 
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Sounds good.

Thanks,
Chris
 

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