👉 The second math, often referred to as "Advanced Algebra" or "Algebra 2," builds on the foundational concepts of algebra introduced in the first math course, but delves into more complex and abstract mathematical structures. It covers topics such as polynomial equations, systems of equations, functions, and algebraic expressions with variables on both sides of equalities. This math introduces the use of variables in more sophisticated contexts, including linear equations and inequalities, quadratic equations, and the introduction of functions with multiple variables. It also explores algebraic manipulations, solving equations and inequalities, and the application of algebraic principles to solve real-world problems, setting a strong groundwork for higher mathematics like calculus and linear algebra.
