Math Tutorials Videos

Take a look at examples of exponential functions, such as Compound Interest and Nuclear Radiation. Find out how a growing bank account and radioactive decay deal with exponential functions. Did you know that exponential functions never equal zero?

In this mathematical video learn all about inequalities on a number line.

There are other roots we need to learn besides square roots.

Learn how to use a Tree Diagram to find the prime numbers of a composite number. Click for details.

A comprehensive review of important, basic geometry concepts. Lines, points, angles, planes, space, proofs, and more!

Geometry basics-- let's start thinking about thinking. Did you know that most of what we study in geometry today is called Euclidean geometry? Let's start studying the relationships between shapes and its relationships... "visually."

Learn about the standard form of polynomials-- important, general concepts and terms to understand. Here's a fun, out-of-this-world review.

Shortcuts! Shortcuts! Two helpful shortcuts on how to factor quadratic equations. Save trial-and-error testing time on tests.

As quadratic equations are the product of two binomial factors, learn how to reverse the FOIL process and find the real root.

Why are Quadratic equations called so if their degree level is two? Doesn't quad mean four??

Learn about linear equations and slope, and how to put all these into a slope intercept form!

Check out this real-life example of how algebraic functions work, including how to do a vertical line test!

A little history on the puzzling universal arithmetic that replaces numbers with letters.

Let's learn to find X in different equations and in some examples.

Learn how many times is the base number multiplied by itself. That's basically what exponents are all about. Watch and learn about this shorthand extension of multiplying.

First learn how to add and subtract fractions with common denominators. Then, you'll be ready for more advanced material.

Learn how to convert decimals to percents and fractions to percents. Get a quick recap on ratios as well.

After you know the different decimal place values, it's pretty simple to understand how to round off with decimal numbers.

Learn about linear equations and slope, and how to put all these into a slope intercept form.

Introduction to Numbers - Lesson 1 in the math series from mathwithlarry.