New ReviewIn this math video lesson, students learn how to rationalize a denominator when a radical expression appears in the denominator of a fraction and rewrite the expression in simplest form. The modeled example begins by reinforcing the idea...

New ReviewIn this YouTube Shorts math video, we quickly show how to simplify a radical expression and write it in simplest form. We will review why simplifying requires rationalizing the denominator using the conjugate to create a difference of...

New ReviewIn this video I am going. ork through how to multiply and divide a fraction by an integer fast

New ReviewIn this video I am going to cover a key principal of dividing fractions that can make your life a lot easier.

New ReviewHow do you know when simplifying a rational expression if you have a hole or an asymptote? What does it look like algebraically and graphically?

New ReviewIn this video I take a trigonometric expression and multiply it by another trig expression.

New ReviewWhen trying to find the vertical asymptotes. Students will make a lot of mistakes. In this video we are going to explore some of the most common mistakes students make.

New ReviewIn this video I am going to work through a common mistake I see students make when solving rational equations.

New ReviewWhen students are simplifying rational expressions this is one of the most classic mistake I see students make.

New ReviewThis video explains how to check if a fraction is a solution to a rational equation (0:24). The presenter demonstrates the process by plugging in a fractional solution back into the original equation, emphasizing the importance of...

New ReviewWhen solving linear equations there are some basic problems as well as ones that are harder to understand and solve. In this video I want to highlight three problems that could show up on your test that you need to know.

New ReviewLet's do a quick review of adding and subtracting rational expressions. Working through the basics and examples finding the LCD

New Reviewwhen you had combining or dividing fractions with integers there are two main takeaways that you need to know to apply the operations correctly

New ReviewWhen I see tests with rational equations one of the more popular types of questions look like this. In this video we are going to explore why this question is popular and how to solve it.

New ReviewIn this video we are going to compare the difference of rationalizing the denominator when you have one radical vs a binomial with one radical.

New ReviewIn this video we are going to explore an easy example of completing the square vs a hard example where we will need to use the Conjugate

In this shorts math video we will identify the additive inverse to solve a standardized math test question. We will begin by defining additive inverse. We will break down the definition and use it to identify the missing additive...

This video is an explanation of the practice lesson/exercise of skewness.

In this video we will learn 4 steps to add rational numbers in fraction form. The four steps are - Step 1: If necessary, write mixed numbers as improper fractions. Step 2: If necessary, rewrite fractions to have a common denominator....

In this math video we will learn 6 steps to divide rational numbers in fraction form. We will discover how dividing rational numbers in fraction form are similar to dividing integers. I will introduce you to a procedural check list and...

This video explains the concept of reducing fractions by showing examples of fractions that have the same value but are not in their simplest form. The teacher demonstrates that fractions such as 4/8, 2/4, and 1/2 are all equivalent,...

This video provides a clear and concise explanation of fractions, using relatable examples such as dividing a pizza into slices and determining the fraction of pets in a group. The instructor explains the concept of fractions as...

A video entitled "Exponential Problems" which shows how to apply exponent rules to simplify an expression.

A video entitled "Add and Subtract Rationals" which shows how to use a least common denominator to rewrite rational fractions so that they can be added or subtracted.