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Bliacx · Registered: 14.02.2005 From: UK

Guys , I am in need of aid on radicals, fractional exponents, equation properties and evaluating formulas. Since I am a newbie to Algebra 2, I really want to learn the fundamentals of College Algebra completely. Can anyone suggest the best resource with which I can start reading the fundamental principles ? I have a class test next week.

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