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Bridge to Prealgebra

This course reviews and extends upon some of the material from Beast Academy 5, such as sequences, square roots and exponents, statistics, linear equations, and word problems.

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Who Should Take?

This course is intended for students entering a Prealgebra class next semester who want an introduction to the exciting and challenging math done at Art of Problem Solving Online. Students should have completed an elementary school (grades 1-5) math curriculum such as Beast Academy (but you don't have to be a Beast Academy student to take this class!).

Lessons

1 Expressions, Equations, and Statistics
2 Sequences, Square Roots, and Exponents

The problems covered did a good job of illustrating common techniques. The explanations were very clear. I especially enjoyed how rigorous the solutions given were (e.g. the instructor would ask us to prove that the locus in a certain case is a circle rather than just telling us it is a circle). Thanks to this course, I've seen large improvements in my AIME problem solving ability, especially in counting and probability and geometry.