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This page gives examples and illustrations of absolute value inequalities.

This resource is helpful when working with signed numbers.

This resource page may be helpful when working with the algebraic equations of lines, ellipses, circles, parabolas, hyperbolas.

This page gives directions and examples for solving an equation by completing the square.

This handout compares the two methods of simplifying complex fractions; however, no examples are provided.

Estimating Square Roots without a calculator is just for fun.

Kuta software worksheet listing questions with quadratics with first term >1. Two parts include questions only to give an opportunity to answer question independently followed by question with solution to help double check accuracy.

A favorite for factoring. Outlines in a methodical way the options for factoring binomials, trinomials and four term polynomials under the real numbering system. Good for those looking to refresh their factoring skills or beginners to factoring.

This resource sheet provides three step-by-step examples of factoring a trinomial using the AC Method.

This sheet gives directions and examples when it is necessary to change the form of a decimal, fraction, or a percent.

Useful for College Algebra students and beyond

How to Start Algebra Word Problems gives examples of defining variables to be used in equations that solve commonly covered word problems.

Least Common Multiples and Greatest Common Factor are terms that can be confusing. This resource page is helpful because the sample calculations are side-by-side on one page.

Vertical and horizontal asymptotes discussed

These problems (with answers) may be helpful to students reviewing and preparing for the Math 85 final exam.

Helps to graph lines using a breakdown of y intercept and the three parts to slope.

Solving Algebra Word Problems is a sheet designed by our tutors to help students avoid becoming lost is a word problem by breaking down the steps.

Types of Symmetry gives directions, examples, and graphs that can be helpful for understanding symmetry with respect to the x-axis, y-axis, or the origin.

This sheet provides directions and examples for multiplying, dividing, adding, and subtracting fractions.