algebra 2, real-life. eww. Options

[me1issaaaa]

Okay, so, I've never gotten anything below a B in my life. And now I'm flunking Algebra II with a 66?!

My teacher is giving me an opportunity to write a paper on how we would use the things we learned this year in real, everyday life.

Problem is...... I have no idea how we would even use it in real life.

Any ideas?

(I don't even remember half of the stuff we learned of what it's called, and I don't have my book with me, so sorry I can't give you some of the names of the chapters or anything. Poo. )

Math is icky.

Oh, and please don't spam saying you've never had Algebra II. I don't care. Don't give my hopes up, at this point I'm desperate, so don't waste anyone's time. Please and thank you. Sorry to sound rude, but I'm a bit frusterated.

[sadolakced acid]

imaginary numbers= used to make electricity run through wires. (not sure how tho)

let's see... trig i could tell you, but alg 2 only...

ok:

1. calculating maximum profits. you make a system of inequalities, with your max production, your price per unit, etc. the corners that give you the largest values.

2. calculating most anything using systems of equations, inequalities, etc.