Krista King - Become an Algebra Master (Download)

Algebra forms the foundation of all higher mathematics, yet countless students struggle with abstract variables, complex factoring, and confusing word problems. Strong algebra skills unlock pathways to advanced STEM courses, standardized test success, and analytical thinking that applies across careers. Whether you’re currently enrolled in algebra, preparing to start, or rebuilding skills after years away, clear instruction makes challenging concepts accessible.

Systematic practice with step-by-step guidance transforms algebra from overwhelming to achievable.

Course Overview

Become an Algebra Master by Krista King provides exhaustive coverage of both Algebra 1 and Algebra 2 through 418 comprehensive lessons. Krista’s teaching methodology breaks down every problem from initial setup through final solution, explaining the reasoning behind each step rather than just mechanical procedures.

The course delivers 1,150+ practice questions across 120 quizzes plus 16 bonus workbooks, ensuring continuous reinforcement of concepts. Downloadable formula sheets and detailed notes offer quick reference for key principles.

What You’ll Master

Fundamental Operations
Understand variables, properties (associative, commutative, transitive, distributive), like terms, and PEMDAS order of operations that underpin all algebraic work.

Equations and Problem Solving
Solve simple to complex equations using inverse operations, tackle word problems, consecutive integers, subscript equations, and direct/inverse variation scenarios.

Polynomials and Factoring
Add, subtract, multiply, and divide polynomials including multivariable expressions. Master greatest common factor, quadratic polynomials, difference of squares and cubes, sum of cubes, completing the square, and the quadratic formula.

Functions and Graphing
Navigate the Cartesian coordinate system, calculate slope, write equations in point-slope and slope-intercept forms, understand function notation, determine domain and range, apply vertical and horizontal line tests, and work with sums and products of functions.

Inequalities
Grasp trichotomy, graph inequalities on number lines, work with conjunctions and disjunctions, graph inequalities in the coordinate plane, and solve absolute value equations and inequalities.

Systems of Equations
Solve systems using substitution, elimination, and graphing methods. Handle systems with two variables, three variables, non-linear equations, and linear inequalities.

Advanced Topics
Work confidently with exponents (negative, fractional, zero), radicals, rationalization techniques, ratios, proportions, percentages, simple interest, complex fractions, and imaginary/complex numbers.

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Rational Functions
Simplify, add, subtract, multiply, and divide rational functions. Factor to find common denominators and solve rational equations.

Exponential and Logarithmic Functions
Understand logarithms from first principles, evaluate logs with various bases, apply laws of logarithms, solve logarithmic equations, use change of base, and graph exponential and log functions with transformations.

Additional Skills
Model piecewise-defined functions, sketch graphs from story problems, solve quadratic inequalities, work with composite and inverse functions, and apply the Horizontal Line Test.

Who Should Enroll

Current Algebra 1 and 2 students gain clarity on classroom concepts that textbooks explain poorly. Students preparing to begin algebra courses build confidence before school starts. Homeschool parents find complete curriculum support with instruction they can follow alongside students. Adults returning to mathematics after extended breaks rediscover analytical skills through patient, logical teaching.

Lifetime access enables reviewing difficult sections whenever needed, building genuine mastery rather than temporary understanding.