I just started an 095/096 college math class. Can anyone give me some good algebra sites?

Answer 1

In studying for an Algebra review test, I used the online class notes of Prof. Paul Dawkins of Lamar University. I thought they were really well organized and useful. They are at:
http://tutorial.math.lamar.edu/AllBrowsers/1314/1314.asp
Good Luck!

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Just google 'algebra tutorial' and you will find many. I like the West Texas A & M University tutorial (look for wtamu in the name of the site) and the Virginia tech tutorial. Good luck!

Answer 4

There is a good site named "www.algebra.com"
The tutors there give you the answers with the explanations.
I am also one among those hon.tutors.