Do you need to learn how to use a Texas Instruments Scientific calculator to find the values of powers and exponents? In this video, I will guide you through four exponents problems. I will show you the specific keys on the calculator...

Do you need to learn how to use a scientific calculator to add fractions? In this video, I will guide you through three fraction addition problems. I will show you how to enter both fractions and mixed numbers into a scientific...

Do you have questions about how to multiply fractions? I will show you three easy steps to follow when multiplying two fractions! Watch this short video lesson and follow along with me through some examples and you will become an expert...

In this video, the teacher explains how to multiply fractions with different signs by following three simple rules. By demonstrating examples with positive and negative fractions, the teacher shows how to determine whether the product...

In this video, the teachers shows how to divide a fraction by a mixed number by converting the mixed number to an improper fraction and using the keep change flip strategy. She emphasizes the importance of cross cancelling to simplify...

In this video, the teacher demonstrates how to divide a fraction by a mixed number by first converting the mixed number to an improper fraction. She then applies the "keep change flip" strategy to multiply the fractions, emphasizing the...

This video is part 2 of our series on fractions. It covers the what mixed and improper fractions are, and how to convert between the two of them.



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This video looks at how to convert fractions to decimals when the decimals recur, such as 1/3 = 0.33333...



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In this video we cover how to add and subtract fractions, by first finding a common denominator, and then adding or subtracting the numerators.



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This video is part 1 of our series on fractions. It covers what fractions really mean i.e. parts of a whole number, as well as how to simplify them. We also explain the terms numerator and denominator.



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Fractions with the same denominator, are called ‘like’ fractions. Adding like fractions is simple- we just add the top numbers (the numerators). The denominators stay the same. For example, 1/8 + 2/8 equals 3/8



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In this video we are going to explore how to find the vertical asymptotes and holes of a rational function. We will look at three different functions to help us identify if it is a hole or asymptote

In this video I will go over my five step method for graphing a rational expression. We will work on the steps one by one.

In this video I will explain how to solve an equations when the denominators all have different numbers.

In this video we are going to explore how to evaluate using the unit circle without a calculator

Here is one of the most common mistakes I see students making time and time again when they are subtracting rational expressions.

In this video we will explore how to graph a rational function when we have no vertical asymptote

You might not believe it unless I told you but a problem like this, simplifies all the way down to 1/2

In this video we are going to focus on eliminating the fractions so that we can solve

Here are some of the mistakes that students make when applying operations with functions

when you are learning to complete rationalizing the denominator, a problem like this is a great way make sure that you understand what you are doing and review your skillls with radicals.

In this video I will go ahead and explain when we need to reciprocate a fraction that is raised to a negative power