Once you get to Algebra, your teacher may require a graphing calculator. They can be expensive and difficult to use at first. If you don’t have the time to practice using a graphing calculator, but still want to learn, this is an easy to use website. Desmos also has a free app for a tablet or phone.

In Algebra, you are going to learn how to solve different types of problems. One of the things that can makes it difficult, is the memorization. However, the more you practice the easier your homework will be going forward. Free worksheets are a perfect start. Set a goal and try and do one or two a week. Learn a concept from Khan Academy or CoolMath and then start to practice your new skill.

You have reviewed the lessons, completed the worksheets, but what happens if you are still not getting the right answers? Don’t worry. After you finish a homework assignment, you should always check your work. Why? Because, we are human and make mistakes. The best way to learn is to notice errors and fix them. Symbolab is a wonderful tool to use to make sure your steps are correct.

See Steps to Solve



See each step and know if your answer is correct! Mistakes happen, but after awhile it can start to make you frustrated. Before giving up, check the step-by-step instructions.

*Writing down the answers will only hurt you in the long run. Make sure to figure out which step is causing issues and ask for help.

Do you want to see handwritten steps?

This website does a wonderful job going slow and has neat handwritten steps.

A little extra Algebra help may give you more tools to end the frustration and start seeing progress. You might also look into math games online or ask your math teacher for suggestions. This can be a great way to brush up on Pre-Algebra concepts in a fun way.

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