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Functions, quadratics, complex numbers, polynomials, radicals and logs. You solve every problem yourself, and the board checks each line as you write it.

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255 lessons239 challenges1,040 quiz questions

Syllabus

5 sections255 lessons239 challenges1,040 quiz questions
  1. Start sectionStartExpandCollapseFunctions as the language of Algebra 2: evaluating with numbers and expressions, domain and range, adding and composing functions, inverses, shifting, stretching and flipping graphs, average rate of change, and functions built from real situations.

    Functions, Revisited

    5 lessons415

    Expressions as Inputs

    5 lessons520

    Domain and Range

    5 lessons320

    Combining Functions

    5 lessons520

    Composition

    6 lessons525

    Inverse Functions

    6 lessons525

    Shifting Graphs

    6 lessons625

    Stretching and Flipping

    5 lessons520

    Rate of Change

    5 lessons520

    Functions in Stories

    5 lessons520

    Final Challenges

    5 lessons525
  2. Start sectionStartExpandCollapseQuadratics in depth: the vertex and axis of symmetry, completing the square, vertex form, then the imaginary unit i, arithmetic with complex numbers, complex solutions of quadratics, the discriminant, systems of a line and a parabola, and quadratic models.

    The Vertex

    5 lessons420

    Completing the Square

    6 lessons525

    Vertex Form by Algebra

    5 lessons520

    Imaginary Numbers

    5 lessons420

    Complex Arithmetic

    6 lessons625

    Complex Solutions

    5 lessons520

    The Discriminant

    4 lessons315

    Lines Meet Parabolas

    5 lessons520

    Quadratic Models

    5 lessons520

    Final Challenges

    5 lessons525
  3. Start sectionStartExpandCollapsePolynomials and rational expressions cover factoring (grouping, cubes), long division, and Remainder & Factor Theorems. Key skills: solving equations, sign charts, operations, simplifying, handling extraneous solutions, and direct/inverse variation.

    Polynomial Long Division

    6 lessons525

    Remainders and Factors

    5 lessons420

    Factoring Higher Degree

    6 lessons625

    Polynomial Equations

    4 lessons415

    Sign Charts

    5 lessons420

    Rational Expressions

    5 lessons420

    Adding and Subtracting

    5 lessons520

    Rational Equations

    6 lessons625

    Rational Inequalities

    3 lessons310

    Variation

    4 lessons415

    Final Challenges

    5 lessons525
  4. Start sectionStartExpandCollapseRoots in simplest form: simplifying square and cube roots, adding, subtracting and multiplying radicals, rationalizing denominators, rational exponents, radical equations and their false answers, equations with powers and fractional powers, and radical functions.

    Simplifying Radicals

    6 lessons525

    Adding & Subtracting Radicals

    4 lessons415

    Multiplying Radicals

    5 lessons520

    Rationalizing

    4 lessons415

    Rational Exponents

    5 lessons520

    Radical Equations

    5 lessons520

    Powers and Roots Equations

    5 lessons520

    Radical Functions

    4 lessons415

    Final Challenges

    5 lessons525
  5. Start sectionStartExpandCollapseExponential functions and their graphs, growth and decay, equations with the same base, logarithms and their rules, solving exponential and log equations (with e and ln), then arithmetic and geometric sequences and their sums.

    Exponential Functions

    5 lessons420

    Growth and Decay

    5 lessons520

    Same-Base Equations

    5 lessons520

    Meet the Logarithm

    5 lessons420

    Log Rules

    5 lessons520

    Solving with Logs

    5 lessons520

    Log Equations

    5 lessons520

    Arithmetic Sequences

    4 lessons415

    Geometric Sequences

    5 lessons520

    Final Challenges

    5 lessons525
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Learn by Solving

Work every problem yourself on an interactive board. Each step is a move you choose, every line is checked, and graphs are drawn by hand.

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2x + 3 = 7Subtract 3 from both sides2x = 4Divide both sides by 2x = 2

Solving is a game of legal moves. You pick the move; every line follows from the one before it.

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Every way to learn

Read, listen, test yourself, ask the AI about your own steps, or look up anything you've already covered. Every lesson meets you where you are.

What an Equation Is
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An equation is a claim: the two sides name the same number. The equals sign asserts sameness, it gives no orders.

A solution is a value of the unknown that makes the claim true. Substitute it and both sides agree.

Solving means changing the form without changing the claim: the same move applied to both sides keeps the balance.

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Why learn Algebra 2 with Coddy

  • You do the algebra. Complete the square, divide polynomials, rationalize a denominator: the board accepts only a line that follows from the one above.
  • False answers are caught. Radical, rational and log equations can give answers that do not work, and the board checks each one.
  • Graphs drawn by hand. Shift, stretch and flip a parabola on the grid, and the check reads exactly what you drew.
  • Free certificate of completion you can share on LinkedIn or your resume - proof you finished an interactive Algebra 2 course, not just watched videos.

Frequently asked questions about Algebra 2

What do you learn in Algebra 2?

Functions and their graphs, completing the square and vertex form, complex numbers, polynomial division and factoring, rational expressions and equations, radicals and rational exponents, exponentials and logarithms, and sequences.

Is Algebra 2 harder than Algebra 1?

Problems take more steps and bring in new numbers and functions, but every topic builds on Algebra 1.

What should I know before starting Algebra 2?

Linear equations, graphing lines, exponents, factoring and the quadratic formula. Coddy's Algebra course covers all of them.

Do I need Geometry before Algebra 2?

No. Many schools teach Geometry in between, but this course does not use it.

Is the Algebra 2 course free?

Yes, every lesson and problem is free. Pro removes the daily limit and adds unlimited help from the AI tutor.

Do I get a Algebra 2 certificate when I finish?

Yes - when you complete the Algebra 2 course you receive a free certificate of completion that you can share on LinkedIn or add to your resume.
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