Pre-Algebra and Algebra 1 for Beginners

This is a great affordable book that covers super basic algebra for beginners! I hope this helps someone who wants to learn math.
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[aniketbisht]

I recently finished this book. I am about to start College Algebra by Robert Blitzer along with your College Algebra course.

[Beny]

My 9 year old is a third way through this . He watches YouTube videos for explanation and to supplement his learning . So far so good .

[mujtabaalam]

Hey, have you check out the art of problem solving textbooks? They're meant to challenge kids which find school math easy; a lot of their questions are competition-level

[liam]

Great examples in this book, but there are several completely incorrect answers in the answer guide. Was super confusing to me when learning concepts because I would be pulling my hair out trying to figure out what I did wrong. Eventually threw tbe book out. If you can’t trust the answers in they give you then you can’t trust anything.

[ParvatiHumhara]

I plan on buying the is book for my 12 year old. I have a few of the others and it's very helpful for learning.

[adrianomaggiocordova]

Hello, Math Sorcerer! Im from Brazil and i have 30 years old and im trying to find a way to learn math by myself. I dont have a perfect english, but i can read and understand almoust everything... What is the diferece betwin this book and the blue one (Everything You Need to Ace Math in One Big Fat Notebook). I found both on internet for free and i need your opinion. Thanks for your content! By the way, i am level zero in math, like the most of the people around the world and i want to face this challenge to be a better person and teach my future sons because the schools are failing with because of the progressism, and i am a proof of that otherwise i woudn't be here. Thanks again - Keep going, you are an inspiration to me.

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Absolutely love the new outside theme!

[SequinBrain]

I learned a ton from the Geometry fat notebook, I do have this one, but haven't got to it yet.

[wodeyaeric]

How can i get that book. I am based in Uganda.

[alanguages]

It would make sense to review this book alongside the workbook.
The Big Fat Notebook series have already put a workbook for Math, Pre-Algebra/ Algebra 1. They are coming out with a Geometry workbook later this year.
They have a planned Big Fat Notebook for Algebra 2 and workbook in the works.

[Imhameed]

I’ve seen some reviews saying there are a few mistakes in this book, is this true?

[stevet]

I'm currently using this book for the math I missed in life. It's pretty dang good.

[tomjoad]

Im bad at math..any good book suggestions to help me learn statistics?
Ty

[Feragho]

I bought the international/UK version "Everything you need to ace Maths in one big fat notebook" from your recommendation. Thanks for doing the videos sir!

[Fractured_Scholar]

Do you have a recommendation for an Intro to Logic book that would be good for a pre-algebra audience?

[davidhill]

Seems a lovely book and I love the use of colour.

[goldni]

I bought this book based on one of your other videos, Thanks for dedication to a whole video about it!

[ChristopheStrobbe]

I finished working through this book just yesterday. It's an excellent book for people who haven't had any mathematics for more than decades (like me) and want to relearn basic algebra.
The text doesn't try to be funny (like some books in the "for Dummies" series) but makes the material accessible by (1) the clarity of its explanations, (2) examples, (3) colours and (4) illustrations. The result is an easily digestible "text".
On the downside, I suspect a few errors in the solutions (two or three exercises where I couldn't arrive at the proposed solution even after redoing the exercise a few times).
Near the end of the book, I think some concepts could have been connected better. I am thinking specifically of the relationship between the discriminant of a quadratic equation (which is used to find the number of solutions) and the quadratic formula: the book does not point out that the formula for the discriminant is also used in the quadratic formula. The connection between the y-intercepts and the discriminant could have been made more explicit instead of leaving this up to the reader. There is also no explanation of how the quadratic formula is derived; it is just given as-is. But these are only minor criticisms.
Overall, this is a great book and I highly recommend it.

[dineshapril]

Thankyou for these awesome videos, great job, keep it up.

[AbdelAtlas]

There are few mistakes in this book. Some chapters don't explain every method to use and you get stuck (chapter 29 for example)