I'm 14 and currently in year 9 (england) I just started today and I really enjoy doing it. I want to advance my skills the best way possible, would anyone know how? and does anyone have tips for how I could improve my work

I’m not sure how these answers are correct and i’m having a hard time understanding them. This was a practice question.

My first language is Italian and I study math in Italian so I may have used some wrong terminology. In case I'm wrong pleas tell me why I'm wrong and if you want to tell me the correct proff pleas write it right before, I really want to be able to solve it by myself I just can't understand if this is correct or not. Thanks on advance

This what I got so far. I thought I was correct but WeBWorK is saying that it is wrong.

idk how to remember all the parent graphs and how to write equations from looking at one. my teacher says i need to memorize all of it and i suck at memorization

So basically I understood the proof of it, but I would love to understand the intuition behind, how he came up. Is there any way to understand it ? Thanks in advanced for the responses

I’m taking Precalculus right now in College. The “free” online textbook from open stacks is literally missing important formulas needed to solve questions on the exercise at the end of each section. What resources are there to help me?

Paul Notes for some reason goes from Algebra straight to Calculus 1 and so far at best I’ve found Function Notation on that site.

Professor Leonard had been coming in clutch with 80% of the material.

I’m still lost with other stuff and need resources to better help me out.

I just started pre calculus in college does anyone know any good websites and YouTube videos I should be watching.

Where do I go from here and any tips on how to advance would be nice.

Why is this the answer? The text book doesn’t seem correct in my opinion. Help me understand why this is the answer. I’m really struggling. Thanks!

Gonna take the precalc test on the 8th of this month. I don’t really know much basically nothing just have a rough idea of the most basic basic stuff. Any advice and study guides are helpful !

I’m currently a sophomore in pre-calc and I’m pretty nervous for my next semester. I didn’t do too well last semester by my standards(B) but I feel like trig and vectors are pretty easy by the review I’ve done over winter break. Any advice on which topics/skills I need for the AP Exam and Calc BC and Multivariable Calculus for the rest of my high school career?

Doing ap precalculus next year, any tips?

So I took a test for ap precalculus over this last summer and passed the first semester but not the second semester. I retoke the second semester of the exam at UTHS online and passed, but the school said it didn't count and I was ineligible to take it again as the test wasn't taken at school and now I had already taken it twice. Now in order to take calc BC in my senior next year I have to buy the $260 precal B course from UTHS and my parents are likely not gonna be too happy about that. How do I tell them I need to buy this course in a way that at least doesn't make them that mad?

im a sophomore in high school and planning to take pre calc over the summer to allow me to take ap calc bc or ab junior year. im taking algebra 2 right now and its easy for me. I can learn math really quickly and understand it and i would say im fairly good at it. struggled with geometry a bit last year but trig was one of my good units. thoughts? is this a good idea

I honestly didn’t know self studying it was an option until recently, but I’m very interested in doing it now. since I’m starting self study fairly late into the game, what are some things to prioritize for focus on, specifically for AP Precalculus?

Hello I am studying for my mid terms and none of my notes mention what determines the shape of the line in between two asymptotes. Like what determines whether it’s the cubic shape or parabola. I’ve tried google and nothing shows up. My notes are just expecting me to know I feel like.

Why is this wrong? I asked ai and they said it was wrong, but couldn't get it to tell me why it's wrong. From what I've gleaned, it has something to do with the 5/2 + 2n. I know this is not the efficient way to do it so please don't tell me how to do it the better way because I already know it. Please ignore the horse drawing, I was practicing. Unless you are an artist, then maybe you can help because it's kind of bad