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Integrated Math II Practice
Revisit the available algebra, geometry and probability relationships placed in Mathy’s second integrated mathematics grouping.
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Algebra identities and laws
Core algebra rules for powers, factoring, and simplifying expressions.
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Quadratic formulas
The quadratic formula, vertex form, and axis of symmetry.
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Sequence formulas
Recall arithmetic and geometric sequence formulas.
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Logarithm laws
Product, quotient, power, change-of-base, and inverse logarithm rules.
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Plane geometry formulas
Triangle, trapezoid, and circle areas, plus circle circumference.
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Coordinate geometry formulas
Distance, slope, and both coordinates of a midpoint.
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Pythagorean theorem
Recall the relationship between the sides of a right triangle.
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Solid geometry formulas
Cone, cylinder and sphere volume formulas.
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Exact unit-circle values
Exact sine, cosine, and tangent values on the unit circle.
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Basic probability rules
Recall complements, unions and independent intersections.
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Trigonometric side ratios
Sine, cosine, and tangent from right-triangle side lengths.
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Degree-radian conversions
Converting common angles in both directions between degrees and radians.
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Special triangle ratios
Recall side ratios in 30–60–90 and 45–45–90 triangles.
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