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Section 1: Recaps and Introductions

Video: (97): Recap of Series I, II, and IIIa

Video: (98): Introduction to Series IIIb

Video: (105): Why Do We Factor? Introduction to Factoring Polynomials

Video: (122): Factoring Polynomials, a Graphical Representation

Section 2: Difference of Squares

Continues from Section 5 of Series IIIa

Lesson 1: Videos: (99): Factoring: Part 6 - Difference of Squares (Part 1) , (100): Factoring: Part 7 - Difference of Squares (Part 2), 6 Examples, and (101): Factoring: Part 8 - Difference of Squares (Part 3), Be Careful With The Following

Lesson 2: Videos: (102): Difference of Squares: Solving Equations, a Graphical Representation (Part 1) , (103): Difference of Squares: Solving Equations, a Graphical Representation (Part 2), and (104): Difference of Squares: Solving Equations, a Graphical Representation (Part 3)

Section 3: Factoring Complex Trinomials using the 4-Step Method

Videos: (106): Factoring: Part 9 - Complex Trinomials (Part 1), 4-Step Method , (107): Factoring: Part 10 - Complex Trinomials (Part 2), 4-Step Method, (108): Factoring: Part 11 - Complex Trinomials (Part 3), 4-Step Method - Ex. #2, and (109): Factoring: Part 12 - Complex Trinomials (Part 4), 4-Step Method - Ex. #3

Section 4: The Quadratic Formula

Videos: (110): Factoring: Part 13 - Quadratic Formula (Part 1): Introduction , (111): Factoring: Part 14 - Quadratic Formula (Part 2): Ex. #1, and (112): Factoring: Part 15 - Quadratic Formula (Part 3): Ex. #2 & #3

Section 5: The Let Statement

Videos: (113): Factoring: Part 16: Let Statement (Part 1): Substitution , (114): Factoring: Part 17: Let Statement (Part 2): Quadratic Formula, (115): Factoring: Part 18: Let Statement (Part 3): Quadratic Formula,and (116): Factoring: Part 19: Let Statement (Part 4): Quadratic Formula, Checking Solutions

Section 6: Synthetic Division and The Division Statement

Lesson 1: Introduction, Long Division, and The Division Statement

Videos: (117): Factoring Part 20: Synthetic Division Part 1: Introduction , (118): Factoring Part 21: Synthetic Division Part 2: Long Division, The Division Statement, and (119): Factoring Part 22: Synthetic Division Part 3: The Division Statement

Lesson 2: Polynomial Long Division

Videos: (120): Factoring Part 23: Synthetic Division Part 4: Polynomial Long Division (Part 1) , (121): Factoring Part 24: Synthetic Division Part 5: Polynomial Long Division (Part 2), (123): Factoring Part 25: Synthetic Division Part 6: Polynomial Long Division (Part 3), and (124): Factoring Part 26: Synthetic Division Part 7: Polynomial Long Division (Part 4)

Lesson 3: Video: (125): The Division Statement, a Graphical Representation

Lesson 4: Synthetic Division

Videos: (126): Factoring Part 27: Synthetic Division Part 8: Part 1 - When to Use It , (127): Factoring Part 28: Synthetic Division Part 9: Part 2 - Be Careful With the Following, (128): Factoring Part 29: Synthetic Division Part 10: Part 3 - A Simple Example #1, and (129): Factoring Part 30: Synthetic Division Part 11: Part 4 - A Simple Example #2

Lesson 5: Factoring Large Polynomials

Videos: (130): Factoring Part 31: Synthetic Division Part 12: Part 5 - Introduction to Factoring Large Polynomials , (131): Factoring Part 32: Synthetic Division Part 13: Part 6 - Factoring Large Polynomials, Ex1, (132): Factoring Part 33: Synthetic Division Part 14: Part 7 - Factoring Large Polynomials, 2a, (133): Factoring Part 34: Synthetic Division Part 15: Part 8 - Factoring Large Polynomials, 2b, (134): Factoring Part 35: Synthetic Division Part 16: Part 9 - Factoring Large Polynomials, 3a, and (135): Factoring Part 36: Synthetic Division Part 17: Part 10 - Factoring Large Polynomials, 3b

Section 7: The Remainder Theorem and The Factor Theorem

Video: (142): The Remainder Theorem and The Factor Theorem

Section 8: Why Math is Important

Videos: (137): Why is Math Important? Part 1: Five Reasons Why Math is Important , and (138): Why is Math Important? Part 2: Because it's part of evolution, part of what makes us human

Section 9: Study Tips

Lesson 1: Videos: (139): How to Study: Introduction , (140): How to Study: Tip #1: Why Are You Here?, and (141): How to Study: Tip #2: Longer is Better (Introduction to Efficiency)

Section 10: Miscellaneous

Videos: (93): Torrents are now available for Series I, II, and III , (94): Update January 2010: Table of Contents, torrents, and chycho , (95): Update for chycho.com and Language of Mathematics: Introducing "420math" and "Math in Real life" (Part 1), (96): Update for chycho.com and Language of Mathematics: Introducing "420math" and "Math in Real life" (Part 2), and (136): Update for The Language of Mathematics: Series IIIb, Torrents, and Other Content)

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Reason #1: Life can be brutal. Knowing math may help you out through those moments.

Reason #2: Math can help you be the best at what you want to be the best at.

Reason #3: Willingly being illiterate in the most important language in the world is really stupid.

Reason #4: Knowing math will help you be financially secure.

Reason #5: Being intelligent, in general, makes you attractive.

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