I suggest "The Humongous Book of Algerbra Problems" by W.Michael Kelly. It's cheap and very helpful ;)

http://www.amazon.com/The-Humongous-Book-Algebra-Problems/dp/1592577229

If you ever have the chance to actually follow these courses it will greatly speed up your learning process. Me and my friend are going to an engineering school. We went from having absolutely no mathematical background to covering Calc 1,2,3 and Linear equations in 1 year. We skipped most theorems that prove why most relations exist though.

I will take a look thank you!

I suggest "The Humongous Book of Algerbra Problems" by W.Michael Kelly. It's cheap and very helpful ;)

http://www.amazon.co...s/dp/1592577229

I will take a look thank you too!

I personally really love how good the Khan Academy videos are and how simply they explain stuff. I'm studying IT Engineering and we had pretty fast courses for math and physics and I pretty much almost failed them, still need to redo Newton physics but after I have been watching Khan Academy videos I have grasped much more how to actually calculate something.