Algebra II Workbook For Dummies

by Mary Jane Sterling

Boost your chances of scoring higher at Algebra II Algebra II introduces students to complex algebra concepts in preparation for trigonometry and calculus. In this new edition of Algebra II Workbook For Dummies , high school and college students will work through the types of Algebra II problems they'll see in class, including systems of equations, matrices, graphs, and conic sections. Plus, the book now comes with free 1-year access to chapter quizzes online!  A recent report by ACT shows that over a quarter of ACT-tested 2012 high school graduates did not meet any of the four college readiness benchmarks in mathematics, English, reading, and science. Algebra II Workbook For Dummies presents tricky topics in plain English and short lessons, with examples and practice at every step to help students master the essentials, setting them up for success with each new lesson. Get ready to take the intimidation out of Algebra II!

Genres: Mathematics, Nonfiction, Ebooks, Reference

352 pages, Paperback

First published May 20, 2014

Reviews

[Me · Rating 4 out of 5]

I purchased this workbook to prepare me for my calculus class after a 6 year break from school. It was very good as a refresher, skimming over all the material covered by a typical algebra II class. I would not recommend this to a student in algebra II struggling with the content. It would be more appropriate as something to do during summer break after passing the class, or during the last part of class to review for the final. I deducted a star because some of the answers in the back are wrong, which can be very frustrating sometimes, but it does make you check your work carefully.

[Jeffrey Sylvester · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book is an absolute essential compliment to Algebra II for Dummies, the main text. I have completed the mathematics series for Dummies but these two books seriously pick up the complexity and most will likely need both to fully round out their understandings of the content therein. Overall, if you want to learn the entire breadth of mathematics, how it all links together both philosophically and mechanically, I highly recommend the Dummies series.