Is there a reputable YouTube channel that posts a full algebra course, explaining concepts visually, fundamentally, from beginning to end, and comprehensively? especially free courses. And geometry too, I dropped out a long time ago. Now that I'm going back, I'm lost. I need to relearn everything before moving on to calculus. And please note, give me the video, or the course broken down into videos. Many videos on YouTube are longer than 24 hours. Therefore, the automatic subtitle translation on YouTube cannot translate English into my language, making it difficult for me to learn smoothly. I quite like Number Nerd Thanks
>>17052689I personally prefer books>1. Algebra - I.M. Gelfand>2. Functions and Graphs - I.M. Gelfand>3. Precalculus: Mathematics for Calculus - James Stewart>4. Basic Mathematics - Serge LangAt any rate, you'll likely get better help for those suggestions in >>>/wsr/ or >>>/adv/
>>17052689Read books. AOPS Prealgebra -> AOPS Intro to Algebra -> AOPS Intermediate Algebra + Intro to Geometry + Precalculus (if necessary) -> Hammack's Book of Proof -> Paul Zeitz's The Art and Craft of Problem Solving -> Spivak CalculusIf you struggle with books, you should start getting used to them from now on. Most topics have no videos about them.
>>17052762>the year of our lord 2026>AI just solved Navier Stokes>meanwhile this Fuccnigga asking for basic algebra adviceFuccnigga, ask AI to explain it to you. Keep prompting until the explanation style makes you get it.
>>17052762 Whose author? And more importantly, is it free? Perhaps I need free pdf documents. But thanks for the suggestion! But I'm bad at English, is there a web type that can be translated directly using Google like Google Docs or something like that? So I can read books in the Thai language
