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Maths Is Fun  

Colorful presentations, many of them interactive, of topics from elementary algebra on up that students should know when they enter a calculus course, including inequalities, exponents, logarithms, polynomials (including factoring and graphing), trigonometric functions, functions, and sequences. Calculus students using this site for review should select the Algebra Index, then follow the links to the College Algebra and Trigonometry indices, which are more age-appropriate and contain presentations ranging from very elementary topics (e.g. linear equations) to more advanced topics (e.g. completing the square, sigma notation, and partial fractions). The site also has a Geometry Index that includes conic sections and solid geometry, with a link to the Trigonometry Index.

Resource URL: http://www.mathsisfun.com/

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Subject classification(s): Trigonometry | Analytic Geometry | Plane Geometry | Geometry and Topology | Algebra | Algebra and Number Theory | Patterns and Sequences | Numbers and Computation

Creator(s): Rod Pierce

Contributor(s): Rod Pierce

This resource was cataloged by Janet Beery

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