Algebra 1 Explained

Master Algebra 1 with our Step by Step Video Tutorials and Practice with 1000 Practice Questions! Ace your Algebra Exam!

4.88 (339 reviews)

Udemy

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English

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Math

What you will learn

You will be a master of Algebra 1 and be fully ready for Geometry, Trigonometry, and Algebra 2

Solve Linear Equations in one Variable

Solve and graph Linear Inequalities in one Variable

Graph a Linear Equation in two Variables

Write Linear Equations in two Variables in Standard Form, and Slope-Intercept Form

Determine if a Relation represents a Function

Solve Systems of Linear Equations using Graphing, Substitution, and Elimination

Perform operations with exponents (rules of exponents)

Operations with Polynomials: add, subtract, multiply, divide, and factor polynomials

Operations with Rational Expressions: simplify, add, subtract, multiply, divide and find the restricted values

You will learn how to solve Rational Equations

Operations with Radicals: simplify, add, subtract, multiply, and divide radical expressions

Solve Radical Equations

Solve Quadratic Equations using Factoring, Completing the Square, and the Quadratic Formula

Why take this course?

Become a Master of Algebra 1 and Ace your next Exam! In this course, you will master the concepts of Algebra 1 with our step-by-step tutorials, written lessons, practice sets, practice tests, and quizzes. ALL PRACTICE PROBLEMS AND QUIZ PROBLEMS ARE FULLY SOLVED WITH OPTIONAL STEP-BY-STEP SOLUTION VIDEOS.

The concepts you will learn are fundamental to success in higher math classes such as Algebra 2, Geometry, Trigonometry, and Calculus. Our course will begin with variables & expressions, and then continue with solving linear equations, solving linear inequalities, graphing linear equations in two variables, functions, rules of exponents, scientific notation, operations with polynomials, factoring, rational expressions, radicals, and lastly solving quadratic equations. The topics of our course include:

#1: Variables & Expressions

#2: Equation Definition

#3: Addition Property of Equality

#4: Multiplication Property of Equality

#5: Multi-Step Linear Equations

#6: Equations with Fractions/Decimals

#7: Special Case Equations

#8: Applications of Linear Equations 1

#9: Applications of Linear Equations 2

#10: Proportions

#11: Solving Linear Inequalities 1

#12: Solving Linear Inequalities 2

#13: Linear Equations in two Variables

#14: Plotting Ordered Pairs

#15: Graphing Linear Equations

#16: Slope Formula

#17: Equations of a Line

#18: Parallel & Perpendicular Lines

#19: Graphing Inequalities

#20: Introduction to Functions

#21: Solving Linear Systems by Graphing

#22: Solving Linear Systems by Substitution

#23: Solving Linear Systems by Elimination

#24: Applications of Linear Systems

#25: Systems of Linear Inequalities

#26: Exponents: Product & Power Rules

#27: Negative Exponents & the Quotient Rule

#28: Scientific Notation

#29: Adding & Subtracting Polynomials

#30: Multiplying Polynomials

#31: FOIL

#32: Special Polynomial Products

#33: Dividing Polynomials by Monomials

#34: Dividing Polynomials

#35: Dividing Polynomials with Missing Terms

#36: GCF of a Monomial

#37: Factoring out the GCF

#38: Factoring by Grouping

#39: Factoring Trinomials: a = 1

#40: Factoring Trinomials: a ≠ 1

#41: Special Factoring

#42: Solving Quadratic Equations by Factoring

#43: Rational Expression Definition

#44: Multiplying Rational Expressions

#45: LCD of Rational Expressions

#46: Adding Rational Expressions

#47: Complex Rational Expressions

#48: Solving Rational Equations

#49: Applications of Rational Expressions

#50: Direct Variation

#51: Inverse Variation

#52: Square Roots

#53: The Distance Formula

#54: Simplifying Radicals

#55: Adding Radicals

#56: Rationalizing the Denominator

#57: Further Operations with Radicals

#58: Solving Radical Equations

#59: Fractional Exponents

#60: Square Root Property

#61: Completing the Square

#62: The Quadratic Formula

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Reviews

Abby&Gaby

November 9, 2023

It’s so simple! And the way he teaches is not fast.. he gives many examples,.. tysm.. This might help me in E-math

Cube

October 28, 2023

So happy that I found John Greene's courses! Only after them I started making progress in learning math. His teaching style is unique: very engaging, great contents and order of topics, amazing practice parts!! I'm 30+ y.o. and just started learning math from scratch for programming. I'm so grateful for these courses as they give me hope it will be possible. Ability to use math in code gives limitless creative possibilities! Thank you and best wishes!

Ramya

July 18, 2023

Absolutely loved this course. The videos have a lot of detail in them with every question explained with great patience by the instructor. The structure of the course is also perfect. I was looking for a refresher course to brush up my algebra fundamentals and I'm glad I found this one. Definite thumbs up.

Vincent

May 23, 2023

I've struggled with math in the past. I really wish I had a teacher like this before. A good teacher is just as important as a good student. I hope you make additional courses beyond Pre-Calc. You may help me finally get my BS in EE.

Senthil

May 18, 2023

Sir, the course is super. A suggestion: Could you further teach the concepts more fundamental like how the each concept work and the fundamental notion behind it, derive each formula, if you can do that, it would be great, sir. Thank you, Sir. Edit: Sir, could you create a seperate for each concept in which you explain the concept more in detail and about how they work, history, logic behind it, how to think like it, etc. I understand that you want to make algebra 1 as simple as possible, but sir could you provide a option where one could learn in more detail if he wish to do so! Thank you, Sir. Edit 2: Sir, iam requesting you to make videos on each concept about how things work, logic behind it, like the history of its discovery, how to think like a mathematician, how a person thought and discovered this formula, real world applications, etc. Example: Sir, For example. You said in the inequalities episode that we've to flip the symbol to get the correct value, you could further clarify it by discussing about why it happens. I would like to have a video on each concepts which you delve into the concept much more deeply. Thank you, Sir. Edit 3: Ok sir. I would look on reading the history of mathematics. Thank you, Sir. Thanks for your great course.

Brad

February 9, 2023

It's great to hear that you find the teaching and examples easy to understand! Effective communication of complex concepts is an important aspect of education and can greatly impact a student's understanding and retention of the material. In the past, traditional teaching methods may have focused on rote memorization and repetition, but modern educational approaches prioritize explaining concepts in a way that makes sense to the learner. By incorporating real-world examples and breaking down complex ideas into manageable parts, it can help students see the relevance and applicability of the material and build a deeper understanding. Additionally, technology has also played a significant role in changing the way we learn. With the widespread availability of online resources and multimedia tools, students can access educational content from anywhere, at any time, and in a format that works best for them. It's great that you're taking advantage of these resources and taking the time to continue your education. Learning is a lifelong journey and there is always something new to discover!

Shane

January 18, 2023

Clear and concise explanations, excellent examples, and no fluff or unnecessary things dragging the videos out. Exactly what I needed to review algebra before I get into the trigonometry videos.

David

November 3, 2022

Course is well done and explains concepts well. Might be able to move a bit faster for me but in general I am learning a great deal

Caitlin

October 12, 2022

Super well explained and very easy to understand! One thing, in lesson 24 it is said that the plane flew 75 miles per hour. This is wrong, planes do not fly in miles, they fly in knots! Thank you.

June

September 20, 2022

he did an awesome job explaining how to solve each problem the steps he took to explain the answer made it easy

Waipang

August 9, 2022

(t's really good, but I think you can shorten the lesson a bit, like stop repeating things that we have already learned.

Rhonda

August 4, 2022

I have always struggled with math. John has done a great job of breaking the topics of algebra down into a form that anyone can understand. He includes so many examples and all of his worksheets and quiz questions are fully solved with video solutions. The few times I needed extra help, John answered my question in less than 1 hour. I couldn't have asked for a better course. Great Job John!

Rahul

March 13, 2022

I want to practice more questions can you suggest me some worksheet books related to algebra 1 and 2 ??