🔢 New York Algebra II Regents Exam Past Papers (2016-2026)
Access the complete collection of official New York State Algebra II Regents examination past papers, scoring keys, rating guides, model response sets, and conversion charts from June 2016 to January 2026. Essential resources for students preparing for the NYS Algebra II Regents exam.
📋 Exam Format: The Algebra II Regents consists of 37 questions across four parts: Part I (24 multiple-choice, 2 points each), Part II (8 constructed response, 2 points each), Part III (4 questions, 4 points each), and Part IV (1 question, 6 points each). Students have 3 hours to complete the examination with a graphing calculator.
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🎯 Key Topics Covered in Algebra II Regents
Polynomial, Rational & Radical Relationships
30-40% of examOperations with polynomials, factoring, polynomial division, rational expressions and equations, radical expressions and equations, complex numbers, and solving polynomial equations.
Trigonometric Functions
20-30% of examUnit circle, radian and degree measures, graphing trigonometric functions, trigonometric identities, solving trigonometric equations, law of sines and cosines, and applications.
Exponential & Logarithmic Functions
15-20% of examProperties of logarithms, solving exponential and logarithmic equations, graphing exponential and logarithmic functions, natural logarithms, and modeling exponential growth and decay.
Functions & Their Graphs
10-15% of examFunction operations, composition of functions, inverse functions, transformations, piecewise functions, absolute value functions, and analyzing function behavior.
Statistics & Probability
10-15% of examNormal distribution, confidence intervals, margin of error, statistical inference, correlation and causation, residual plots, and interpreting statistical data and studies.
Systems & Sequences
5-10% of examSystems of three equations, matrix operations, sequences and series (arithmetic and geometric), sigma notation, and recursive definitions.
📖 How to Use These Past Papers Effectively
- Start with recent papers: Begin with 2024-2026 examinations to understand current question formats, especially trigonometry and statistics questions.
- Time yourself rigorously: Complete full practice papers within the 3-hour time limit to build stamina for this challenging exam.
- Master calculator techniques: Become proficient with regression analysis, trigonometric calculations, statistical functions, and graphing capabilities on your calculator.
- Study model responses thoroughly: Pay careful attention to mathematical notation, proper justification of answers, and work-showing requirements in constructed-response questions.
- Analyze scoring rubrics: Use rating guides to understand exactly what earns full credit, partial credit, and what common errors to avoid.
- Focus on weak content areas: If you struggle with trigonometry, logarithms, or statistics, dedicate focused practice time to those domains.
- Practice older papers: Work through 2016-2020 papers to expose yourself to diverse question types and build comprehensive topic mastery.
- Review conversion charts: Understand the relationship between raw scores and scaled scores to set realistic target scores.
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