George's Math Aid

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This website was created to help you elevate your math skills.

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Understand how to solve equations
Find out more about graphing
Get assistance with factoring
Become proficient at solving word problems
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Use online math tools, such as SageMath Computer Algebra System
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Receive help on studying math, handling math anxiety, or preparing for a test:
- Math Strategies by Germanna Community College
- Math Anxiety by Austin Community College
- How To Take a Math Test by Austin Community College
- How To Study Math by Paul's Online Math Notes
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View Recent Updates
- 7/1/20: Posted my YouTube video for:
  - M1.5 Practice 1: Divide with Zero, Short Division
- 6/30/20: Posted my YouTube videos for:
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  - M1.1 Practice 1: Place Value
  - M1.1 Practice 2: Word Name and Standard Notation
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- 6/27/20: Posted Skip Counting: Filled-In List, Blank List by George Hartas (in MAT 025)
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- 6/14/20: Posted Mu Prime Math (in MAT 161)
- 6/3/20: Posted Penrose by Carnegie Mellon University (in Tools)
- 4/26/20: Posted Properties of Exponential Functions and Properties of Logarithmic Functions, by Pearson Education (in MAT 151)
- 4/25/20: Posted Why Can't Logarithms Be Negative?, by Krista King (in MAT 151)
- 4/23/20: Updated Function Transformations Order of Operations, by George Hartas and Contributor Christine Rakowski (in MAT 151)
- 4/21/20: Posted Reciprocal Property for Inequalities, by George Hartas (in MAT 151)
- 4/13/20: Posted YouTube videos Addition and Subtraction
- 4/10/20: Posted a YouTube video Polynomial Long Division
- 4/8/20: Posted my first YouTube video Synthetic Division
- 4/6/20: Posted links to my new YouTube Channel

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