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Intermediate Algebra

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October 2021- March 2022
20 classes
2 hours  |  1 day/week
Saturdays 2-4pm (PST)
Our goal is to develop strong foundation for precalculus. The curriculum covers Algebra II topics as well as algebraic topics from Precalculus Honors.
  • Prerequisites
    i) For Random Math Students
    ii) For Non Random Math Students - Assessment Test
  • Fees
    Early Bird (before 06/01/21): $1500
    Regular Price: $1600
  • Policy
    Please ensure to review "Class Policies" in the registration form.
Course Topics
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  • Quadratics: Quadratic equations and the quadratic formula, completing the squares, word problems
  • Inequalities: Quadratics and cubic inequalities, rationals, radicals, absolute value
  • Functions: Domain and range, inverses, composite, odd and even, increasing and decreasing, graphing
  • Polynomials: Polynomial division, remainder theorem, factor theorem, rational root theorem, zeros of polynomials, rational functions, graphing polynomials and rational functions, Manipulating graphs using shifts, stretches, symmetry & reflections
  • Exponents & Logarithm: Exponential and logarithmic functions and their properties, solving exponential and logarithmic equations, applications of exponential and logarithmic functions
  • Sequences: Arithmetic, geometric , harmonic Sequences, and arithmetic-geometric sequences
  • Complex Number: Operations, trigonometric and polar form, absolute value, powers and roots of complex numbers
  • Conics: Parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, circles, conic sections
  • Matrices & Determinants: Linear systems of equations in three variables, application of linear systems, solving nonlinear systems, operations with matrices, Gauss-Jordan method, evaluating determinants, using inverses of matrices to solve linear systems, systems of inequalities, linear programming

Precalculus Honors

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October 2021- March 2022
20 classes
2 hours  |  1 day/week
Saturdays 3-5pm (PST)
Our goal is to prepare our students for rigorous Calculus classes. The curriculum covers topics from Trigonometry, Vectors, Analytical Geometry, and more.
  • Prerequisites
    i) For Random Math Students
    ii) For Non Random Math Students - Assessment Test
  • Fees
    Early Bird (before 06/01/21): $1500
    Regular Price: $1600
  • Policy
    Please ensure to review "Class Policies" in the registration form.
Course Topics
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  • Trigonometric Functions: Angles and radian measure, right angle trigonometry, the trigonometric functions, graphing sine and cosine functions, inverse trigonometric functions
  • Trigonometric Identities: Basic trigonometric identities, simplifying trigonometric expressions, proving trigonometric identities, solving trigonometric equations, the sum and difference identities, double-angle identities, other advanced identities
  • Applications of Trigonometry: Law of sines, the law of cosines, heron's formula, height and distance
  • Parametrization: Parametric equations, polar coordinates, cylindrical and spherical coordinates
  • Complex Numbers: Polar and exponential form, roots of unity, geometry of complex numbers
  • Vectors: Vector basics, components of vectors and unit vectors, vectors in 2D and 3D geometry, dot and cross products, lines and linear dependence
  • Matrices and Determinants: Operations with matrices, the Gauss-Jordan method, evaluating and applying determinants, using inverses of matrices to solve linear systems
  • Analytical Geometry: Parabolas, ellipses, hyperbolas, identifying conic sections, polar equations of conics, 3D geometry
  • Limits and Continuity: Concept of a limit and finding limits graphically, the limit laws, evaluating limits, continuity

AP Calculus AB

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October 2021 - March 2022
20 classes
2 hours  |  1 day/week
Sundays 2-4pm (PST)
Our goal is to prepare our students for rigorous Calculus classes. The curriculum covers topics from limits and continuity, to differentiation and integration.
  • Prerequisites
    i) For Random Math Students
    ii) For Non Random Math Students - Assessment Test
  • Fees
    Early Bird (before 06/01/21): $1500
    Regular Price: $1600
  • Policy
    Please ensure to review "Class Policies" in the registration form.
Course Topics
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  • Precalculus review: Functions, inverse functions, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric functions
  • Limits and Continuity: Concept of limit, finding limits graphically, the limit laws, evaluating limits, the squeeze theorem, continuity and discontinuity, infinite limits and indeterminate forms
  • Derivatives: Understanding the derivative, special derivatives, power rule, product and quotient rules, chain rule, derivatives of trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions, inverse functions, inverse trigonometric functions, implicit differentiation
  • Applications of Differentiation: Position and velocity, linear approximation, optimization, related rates, tangents and normal, increasing and decreasing functions, concave and convex functions, asymptotes, indeterminate quotients and L'hospital's rule
  • Integration: Antiderivatives, integration by substitution, fundamental theorem of calculus, integration by parts, numerical integration
  • Application of Integration: Motion, area between two curves, average value of a function, finding volumes using cross-sections
  • Diff. Equations: Separable Differential Equations, Direction Fields

AP Calculus BC

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October 2021- March 2022
20 classes
2 hours  |  1 day/week
Sundays 3-5pm (PST)
Our goal is to enable our students succeed in rigorous Calculus & Physics classes such as F=ma & USAPHO. The curriculum covers topics from AP Calculus BC.
  • Prerequisites
    i) For Random Math Students
    ii) For Non Random Math Students - Assessment Test
  • Fees
    Early Bird (before 06/01/21): $1500
    Regular Price: $1600
  • Policy
    Please ensure to review "Class Policies" in the registration form.
Course Topics
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  • Precalculus review: Functions, inverse functions, exponential, logarithmic, trigonometric functions
  • Limits and Continuity: Concept of limit, finding limits graphically, the limit laws, evaluating limits, the squeeze theorem, continuity and discontinuity, infinite limits and indeterminate forms
  • Derivatives: Understanding the derivative, special derivatives, power rule, product and quotient rules, chain rule, derivatives of trigonometric, exponential and logarithmic functions, inverse functions, inverse trigonometric functions, implicit differentiation
  • Applications of Differentiation: Position and velocity, linear approximation and Newton's method, optimization, related rates, tangents and normal, increasing and decreasing functions, concave and convex functions, asymptotes, indeterminate quotients and L'hospital's rule
  • Integration: Antiderivatives, integration by substitution, fundamental theorem of calculus, integration by parts, numerical integration, trigonometric substitution
  • Application of Integration: Motion, area between two curves, average value of a function, finding volumes using cross-sections, disks and washers, shells, work, center of mass, moment of inertia, arc length
  • Diff. Equations: Separable Differential Equations, Direction Fields, Growth and Decay, Euler's Method
  • Sequences and series: Sequences, Infinite Series, Integral Test, p-Series, Convergence and Divergence, Polynomial approximation, Taylor and Maclaurin Series, Power Series

Trigonometry

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Spring 2022
2 hours  |  1 day/week
Our goal is to equip our students with a foundational understanding of various trigonometric topics. We will then build on this foundation with more advanced trigonometric topics.
  • Prerequisites
    i) For Random Math Students
    ii) For Non Random Math Students - Assessment Test
  • Fees
    Early Bird (before 06/01/21): $1500
    Regular Price: $1600
  • Policy
    Please ensure to review "Class Policies" in the registration form.
Course Topics
  • Trigonometric Functions
  • Trigonometric Identities
  • Law of Sines
  • Law of Cosines
  • Half angles & double angles
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Courses Offered
Students can take “Foundational Courses” from Grades 1-5, “ Intermediate Courses” from Grades 5-8, and “Advanced Classes” from Grades 8-12.
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Year-Round Courses

Dive deeper and develop solid computational & mathematical instinct using courses such as Mathematical Operations, Prealgebra, Elementary Geometry, and Counting.
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Summer Courses

Quickly develop computational & mathematical instinct using courses such as Mathematical Operations, Prealgebra, Elementary Geometry, and Counting over the summer.
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Programs
Our courses are categorized into three main levels: Foundational, Intermediate, and Advanced.

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Year-Round Courses

  • 30 weeks / year
  • 90-120 minutes per week
  • Operations, Measurement and Thinking (OMT) I-IV, Prealgebra
  • Online & In-person (Cupertino & Houston)
  • Tuition Fee: Please refer to each individual course

Summer Courses

  • 4 week long course, 5 days per week (Monday to Friday)
  • 15 hours per week (Total: 60 hours)
  • Operations, Measurement and Thinking (OMT I - IV)
  • Online & In-person (Cupertino Center)
  • Tuition Fee: Please refer to each individual course
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Year-Round Courses

  • 30 weeks / year
  • 120 minutes per week
  • Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Precalculus
  • Online & In-person (Cupertino & Houston)
  • Tuition Fee: Please refer to each individual course

Summer Courses

  • 10 weeks, 2 days per week (Saturdays & Sundays)
  • 6 hours per week (Total: 60 hours)
  • Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II Honors, Precalculus Honors
  • Online & In-person (Cupertino Center)
  • Tuition Fee: Please refer to each individual course
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summer

Year-Round Courses

  • 30 weeks / year
  • 120 minutes per week
  • Calculus BC
  • Online & In-person (Cupertino & Houston)
  • Tuition Fee: Please refer to each individual course

Summer Courses

  • 10 weeks, 2 days per week (Saturdays & Sundays)
  • 6 hours per week (Total: 60 hours)
  • Calculus AB/ BC
  • Online & In-person (Cupertino Center)
  • Tuition Fee: Please refer to each individual course
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Questions

When and where are classes for each program held?

These courses will be offered in-person at our location in Houston, Texas and Cupertino, California. Students from rest of US, Canada and India can choose the online option, taking the class via Zoom

When do the classes start?  

Our currently open Year-Round Courses begin during the first week of September.

Why is an assessment required for the programs?

A qualitative assessment helps us understand student’s goals from the program, their motivation level, and current proficiency in problem solving and mathematics.

This also helps us identify a suitable class placement for the student and to provide recommendations for future growth and development of the prospective student.

What are all the programs offered by RMXplore?

RMXplore currently offers 12 Year-Round Courses, categorized under Foundational, Intermediate and Advanced Courses. These same courses will be offered in the summer.

We also offer many resources for students in joint with Random Math, including the Wiki, Forum, and Flash.

RMXplore also hosts an annual tournament, for which more information can be found here.

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