I was going to go back to school, and in school we were taught algebra 1 then algebra 2, and then we went to geometry. My question is since there is only a Algebra section, should I just do the entire course and then move onto geometry? I'm currently Linear inequalities and the lesson Linear equation took a good bit of time to finish the lesson.

Thanks for anyone who can answer this question for me and is familiar with the site.

This post was edited by Quantummechanics on Jun 30 2013 11:16am

you only need to know basic algebra. after that, you can take both classes concurrently. if you run into something in geometry that requires algebra you haven't learned yet, google it.

i'm looking over the site without signing in. you won't need to know imaginery numbers, conic sections, matrices, etc to start geometry. usually in school that would be included in algebra 2

This post was edited by carteblanche on Jun 30 2013 11:48am

So just do the basic algebra then stop? thanks..

well what are you trying to learn? you can never know too much math.