Algebra 2 Regents January 2024 (Part 1 Questions 1 - 24)

In this video I go through the Algebra 2 Regents January 2024, part 1, questions 1-24.

Here is a link to the practice exam:

If you have any specific topics you want me to cover, let me know in the COMMENT section. Thanks for watching!

[Thatdaddoll]

My regents exam is tomorrow 😭 I’m watching this to refresh my brain

[LionRulesx]

The regents is in a couple of weeks I hope everyone passes with a 85 and above! Including me

[gabriellaaaa_]

Taking the regents in 9 hrs wish me luck 🥰

[dearsoicitudec]

I WILL remember the equation a = 1/4p instead of going through this pain and hell you’ve shown me at 29:33 - 32:40 💀 you weren’t lying, it’s an exhausting process and really time consuming too 😅

[uboa]

Life saver. Not starting the test quite yet, but this is definitely helping for review.

[faultibot]

1:18:16 i dont understand why -7 isnt extraneous? i get an error in my calculator for that one.

[Sam-ktjm]

hello! I am a little confused on question 23. If you calculate the answer out, you get a negative number (1-1.0015 in the denominatior). Why would this be if all she does is add to her account?

[vkrg]

Do you know what the name of the lesson is for questions like the last one, question 24?

[WhatIsThEmOstValuAbLefish]

For #15, how is 325 not the initial temperature when put into the oven?

[HondaCivic-lmtn]

Hi I don’t know If you check comments but I followed what you did at 52:48 and my calculator keeps saying error data type any help?

[dearsoicitudec]

For question 10, 35:38, how did you know to change the square root of 2 into 2^1/2? I know it’s an easier way, but how did you know to change it into that?

[steepsneaky]

For #24, why did you multiply 12t by 1/12? Also I really appreciate the vids, and because of you I got a 100 on my geometry regents last year!

[JJ--]

Some people mentioned that the board were going to start something different with these kind of test, do you know anything about that?

[govenormayor]

Your reviews include way too much concepts, rules and theorems that no sane student would bother learning. They only seem to confuse me further to the point of frustration. I wonder if anyone else experiences this.