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Algebra II

High school · Math

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Topics typically covered

Typical US high school Algebra II — aligned with Khan Academy Algebra 2 units and Common Core Algebra II / Functions conceptual categories.

Functions and transformations

  • Function familiesRecognize linear, quadratic, absolute value, exponential, and other parent functions.
  • Transformations of functionsShift, stretch, reflect, and compress graphs using function notation.
  • Composition and inversesCompose functions and find inverses for simple invertible functions.
  • Piecewise functionsGraph and evaluate piecewise-defined functions.

Complex numbers

  • The imaginary unitSimplify powers of i and write complex numbers in a + bi form.
  • Operations with complex numbersAdd, subtract, multiply, and divide complex numbers.
  • Complex plane (intro)Plot complex numbers and interpret modulus at a basic level.

Polynomials

  • Polynomial arithmeticAdd, subtract, multiply, and divide polynomials (including long division).
  • Factoring polynomialsFactor by grouping, difference of cubes, and other standard techniques.
  • Zeros and graphsRelate factors, zeros, and end behavior of polynomial graphs.
  • Remainder and factor theoremsUse synthetic division and the remainder/factor theorems.

Rational and radical relationships

  • Rational expressionsSimplify, multiply, divide, add, and subtract rational expressions.
  • Rational equationsSolve rational equations and check for extraneous solutions.
  • Radical equationsSolve equations with square roots and higher roots; check domain.
  • Rational exponentsRewrite radicals as rational exponents and simplify.

Exponential and logarithmic functions

  • Exponential growth and decayModel growth and decay; compare linear and exponential change.
  • LogarithmsConvert between exponential and logarithmic form; use log properties.
  • Solving exponential and log equationsSolve equations using logs and exponential rewriting.

Trigonometry

  • Unit circle (intro)Define sine and cosine on the unit circle for common angles.
  • Graphs of sine and cosineGraph sine and cosine with amplitude, period, and phase shift.
  • Basic identitiesUse Pythagorean and reciprocal identities in simple problems.

Sequences and series

  • Arithmetic and geometric sequencesWrite recursive and explicit formulas for both types.
  • Finite seriesFind sums of finite arithmetic and geometric series.

Conic sections (intro)

  • Parabolas and ellipsesIdentify and graph basic parabolas and ellipses from standard forms.
  • Circles and hyperbolas (intro)Recognize circles and simple hyperbolas in standard form.

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