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What Is Taught In Algebra II?
Algebra II (often called, Advanced Algebra) is typically taken during the junior of high school after Geometry, but some schools put it before Geometry as a sophomore class following Algebra I.

Algebra II builds on the trigonometry of right triangles that was first introduced in Geometry to learn about the radian measure, trigonometric functions and their periodicity. Complex numbers are introduced for the first time. Algebra II students spend time studying inverse functions and learn about the logarithmic function as being the inverse function to the exponential function. Probability and statistics are also a focus of study in Algebra II. Students learn about margin of error and significance in statistical studies of a population. Geometry is taken up by way of studying circles, ellipses, parabolas and hyperbolas known together as conic sections.

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