These are my notes and thoughts on what statistics is all about.

Here are my notes and thoughts regarding statistical and critical thinking in Statistics.

These are my notes on atomic structures.

Statistics exist because of variations in data. It is our job to find meaning in this data. A frequency distribution is a good way to do this and one of the leys to organization of data in statistics. 

These are my notes and thoughts on vectors in physics.

These are my notes on equations with two variables in Algebra.

These are my notes on logarithmic equations in Algebra.

These are my notes on properties of logarithms.

These are my notes on collecting and analyzing data in statistics.

These are my notes on statistics and problem solving.

These are my notes and thoughts on an introduction to statistics.

These are my notes on logarithmic functions in Algebra.

These are my notes and how to work on exponential functions in Algebra.

If you have ever wondered about Mars, we talk a lot about its properties and what makes it wonderful in this section.

If you need some help understanding inverse functions in Algebra, this guide I wrote explains them with several examples.

To continue my planet series, this guide is on Venus, the Rocky Planet!

The composition of functions is a way to build functions from separate parts. If you are unsure how they work, here is my guide explaining the process.

This is my short guide to Mercury. In it, I discuss its major attributes and origin.

In this document, we discuss power functions and how exponents affect them. 

Polynomial and rational inequalities are all about finding boundary numbers. In this document, let me show you how to do that with some examples.