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Algebra 1 Basics for Beginners

UltimateAlgebra - Make Algebra Easy. This is a comprehensive introduction to Algebra 1. Follow up courses are available on the Ultimate Algebra website: ultimate-algebra.com

Solving 2nd Degree Equations

Davidson Online Math - Quick math videos. This is an introduction to solving 2nd Degree Polynomials which is typically part of Algebra 1. Davidson Online Math has a good deal of math content available on their YouTube Channel: @davidsononlinemath6173

Introduction to the quadratic equation | Quadratic equations | Algebra I | Khan Academy

Khan Academy - World-class education for anyone, anywhere. This is an introduction to Quadratic Equations which is typically part of Algebra 1. Khan Acadamy has an extensive amount of educational content available on their website: khanacademy.org

Introduction to Geometry

The Organic Chemistry Tutor - Math & Science. This is a basic introduction to Geometry. Follow up courses are available on the Video Tutor website: video-tutor.net

Pythagoras’ theorem, an animated explanation!

Elyarch Ltd - This is an animated explanation of Pythagorus' Theorem! You can find out more about Elyarch Ltd at their website: elyarch.com

Matrices Top 10 Must Knows (ultimate study guide)

JensenMath - High School Math Tutorials. This is a course introduces you to the top 10 things you must know about matrices in mathematics. JensenMath has a wide range of videos available on their YouTube channel: jensenmath.ca

How Imaginary Numbers Were Invented

Veritasium - an element of truth. This is a course on imaginary numbers. Have you ever wondered, like, why? Why would we need something like imaginary numbers, especially if we're attempting to describe something real? This course by Veritasium explains how imaginary numbers were invented. Veritasium has a wide range of videos available on their YouTube channel: @veritasium

Complex Numbers: Operations, Complex Conjugates, and the Linear Factorization Theorem

Professor Dave Explains - Welcome! This is a course on Complex Numbers, Complex Conjugates and the Linear Factorization Theorem. Professor Dave Explains has a wide range of videos available on his YouTube channel: @ProfessorDaveExplains

Sine Wave | Simple Explanation on a Giant or Ferris Wheel | Trigonometry | Learnability

Learnability - Rose University. This course provides a simple explanation for the Sine Wave. Learnability has a wide range of courses available on their website: Roseuniversity.org

Where do Sin, Cos and Tan Actually Come From - Origins of Trigonometry - Part 1

Syed Institute - Learn, Explore, Discover, Succeed. This is a course on the origins of Trigonometry, Part1. In this course you'll learn where Sin, Cos and Tan actually derive from. Syed Institute has a number of courses available on their YouTube channel: @Syed_Institute

Trigonometry made easy

tecmath - This is a course on trigonometry where the emphasis is on making it easy. You can find out more about techmath on their YouTube channel: @tecmath

Trig Visualized: One Diagram to Rule them All (six trig functions in one diagram)

Mathematical Visual Proofs - proofs without words. This is a course on trigonometry where one diagram is used to explain six trig functions. You can find out more about Mathematical Visual Proofs on their YouTube channel: @MathVisualProofs

How to find the Polar and Polar Exponential form of complex numbers?

Simplify This - This is a video on how to find Polar and Polar Exponential form of complex numbers. Simplify This has the following YouTube channel: @simplifythis3972

Essence of linear algebra preview

3Blue1Brown - Animated Math. This is a basic overview course on Linear Algebra. You can find out more about 3Blue1Brown on their YouTube channel: 3blue1brown.com

See the full series on LinearAlgebra

freeCodeCamp

freeCodeCamp - technical courses. This is a pre-calculus course from freeCodeCamp! This course starts right off covering functions as seen from a mathematical perspective and of course if you are a programmer you are likely aware that most programming languages use functions as one of their basic units to get the job done. freeCodeCamp.org has a wide range of courses available on youtube and has a website at, you guess it! freeCodeCamp.org

EASY CALCULUS Introduction – Anyone with BASIC Math skills can understand….

TabletClass Math - Math Clear and Understandable. This is an easy calculus introduction that anyone with basic math skills can understand. Follow up courses are available on Tablet Class Math Academy website: tcmathacademy.com

What's so special about Euler's number e? | Chapter 5, Essence of calculus

3Blue1Brown - Animated Math. This is a course video on Euler's number e! You can find out more about 3Blue1Brown on their YouTube channel: 3blue1brown.com

See the full series on Calculus

The Most Controversial Idea In Math

Veritasium - an element of truth. This is The Man Who Almost Broke Math (And Himself...). An interesting video on some of the mathematical paradoxes our mathematical models often create! Veritasium has a wide range of videos available on their YouTube channel: @veritasium

The Infinity Problem that BROKE Mathematics (The Continuum Hypothesis)

Up and Atom - Making Hard Stuff Less Hard. This is a video on The Continuum Hypothesis - The Problem that BROKE Mathematics. Very similar to the Veritasium video titled, "The Man Who Almost Broke Math...", just from a slightly different angle :-)! You can learn more about Up and Atom on their YouTube channel: @upandatom


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