In this video I am going to work through an example of helping a student understand how to identify the transformations for f(x) to g(x)

In this video a student asked me to graph a line in standard form. I will show you two different ways to graph.

Some problems you should type out and some type of problems you should be able to do in your head

I struggled with math growing up. I get it but I learned a lot from overcoming my struggles to teaching inside the classroom for 14 year. This video will help reflect on your relationship with math, overcome anxiety and build confidence.

Not everyone cares about learning math and if you were like me you probably hated it. But let me show you a little bit about why you should care about learning math and what to do about it.

In this video, I'll walk you through graphing cosecant functions by first focusing on the reciprocal sine graph. We'll explore the process for y=csc(2x) by understanding its relationship to y=sin(2x), covering key elements like amplitude...

In this video we are going to compare the difference of rationalizing the denominator when you have one radical vs a binomial with one radical.

In this video we are going to explore an easy example of completing the square vs a hard example where we will need to use the Conjugate

The number is the same but the placement is different. How can we determine what the transformation is just by the placement?

In this video I am going to work through the basics that you need to understand to properly complete long division with polynomials.

In this video we are going to review the types of problems of trigonometry that you can expect to see on your precalculus semester 1 midterm exam

When we want to find the domain and range from a function it is helpful to know the domain and the range of the parent graph and the transformations

In this video I am going to explore the top logarithmic expressions that students must know about logarithms.

When students are working with circles it seems they always make the same mistakes. In this video I am going to highlight the most common ones students make.

Being a teacher is mostly consumed with times helping students learn content and teaching in front of the classroom. You don't think of many opportunities for teachers to embarass themselves but I found some.

What should you know about the square root graph to make sure that you can graph it at any time. Well that is to know the table of values that work

This video explains the ambiguous case in trigonometry where no triangle can be formed despite given measurements (0:00). The presenter, Brian McLogan, provides three examples (0:10) to illustrate how to identify when a solution is...

In this video, I'll walk you through three essential tips to help you graph sine and cosine functions effectively. We focus on understanding the core components like amplitude and period, which are crucial for accurately plotting these...

In this video I am going to work through my step by step formula to graphing the cosine function

In this video we are going to take a look solving radical equations one that is a simple one and one that is more advanced

This video explains how to solve three different square root equations (0:00). Brian McLogan demonstrates how the placement of the radical impacts the steps to solve the equation and the final solution (0:12). He covers isolating the...

This video explains how to solve a square root equation using the "peel the onion" strategy (0:00). The method involves isolating the function by undoing operations from the outermost layer inward, starting with addition/subtraction,...

What does it look like when we have an equation with one solution vs one with two solutions.

If you need a quick refresher on solving literal equations or better understanding this video will work through three different examples.