High School Algebra II 2 Unlocked Princeton Review Penguin Random House by Theresa Duhon

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by  Theresa Duhon Princeton Review Penguin Random House

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Acknowledgments
I first and foremost thank my family for always being
supportive of me in all my endeavors. My high school
math teachers, especially the talented Ed Davis, were
inspiring and encouraging, as was Ali, who believed I
was capable of studying graduate level math as an
undergrad. I am grateful to Sara for opening the door
to the world of test preparation work for me. Thanks to
Aaron Riccio and the rest of the staff at The Princeton
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over the years. Finally, I thank my wonderful husband,
Takashi, whose support and confidence have
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Contents
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Acknowledgments
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1 Complex Numbers and Polynomials
Lesson 1.1 Complex Numbers
Lesson 1.2 Operations with Polynomials
Lesson 1.3 Polynomial Identities
Lesson 1.4 Graphing Polynomials (Beyond
Quadratics)
Lesson 1.5 Tips for Factoring Polynomials
Lesson 1.6 Polynomials in the Real World
2 Systems of Equations and Rational
Expressions
Lesson 2.1 The Fundamental Theorem of
Algebra
Lesson 2.2 Systems of Equations
Lesson 2.3 Variation Equations
Lesson 2.4 Rational Expressions
3 Radical and Rational Equations and
Inequalities
Lesson 3.1 Rational Equations in One
Variable
Lesson 3.2 Rational Inequalities in One
Variable
Lesson 3.3 Rational Functions
Lesson 3.4 Radical Equations in One Variable
Lesson 3.5 Radical Inequalities in One
Variable
Lesson 3.6 Radical Functions
4 Trigonometric Functions
Lesson 4.1 Trigonometric Ratios and
Triangles
Lesson 4.2 Radians
Lesson 4.3 Trigonometric Functions and
Circles
Lesson 4.4 Graphing Trigonometric Functions
Lesson 4.5 Trigonometric Function Identities
Lesson 4.6 Trigonometric Functions in Real
Life
5 Logarithms
Lesson 5.1 Inverse Functions
Lesson 5.2 Logarithms
Lesson 5.3 Logarithmic Identities
Lesson 5.4 Logarithmic Functions
Lesson 5.5 Logarithms in the Real World
6 More Functions
Lesson 6.1 Cube Root Functions
Lesson 6.2 Piecewise-Defined Functions
Lesson 6.3 Exponential Functions
7 Making and Using Mathematical Models
Lesson 7.1 Manipulating Equations
Lesson 7.2 Interpreting Equations, Tables,
and Graphs
Lesson 7.3 Modeling Situations with
Equations and Inequalities
Lesson 7.4 Modeling Situations with Graphs
8 Inferences and Conclusions from Data
Lesson 8.1 Data Collection
Lesson 8.2 Means and Measures of Variability
Lesson 8.3 Frequency Distributions
Lesson 8.4 Probability Distributions
Lesson 8.5 Sample Proportions and Sampling
Distributions
Lesson 8.6 Confidence Intervals and Margins
of Error