01Capture the whole question
Include the instructions, every term, and any diagram or answer choices. A cropped exponent or missing minus sign can change the problem entirely. Before working through an explanation, compare the question with your original page. For a graph, make sure the axes and scale are readable. For handwritten work, separate your own attempt from the printed question so you can discuss the exact step that confused you.
02Read for the decision behind each step
A useful solution explains why an operation is allowed. When both sides of an equation are divided by the same nonzero number, equality is preserved. When an expression is factored, its value stays the same. Pause on these decisions instead of scanning only for the final answer. Solvi offers written steps, narrated animated explanation, and contextual chat so you can revisit the part you need to understand.
03Turn one solved problem into practice
After reviewing the solution, hide it and solve the question on paper. Then change one number and repeat the method. If you can only reproduce the original answer, revisit the rule rather than memorizing the layout. Keep a short note about the mistake you made: sign error, missing bracket, or choosing the wrong operation. That note gives your next study session a specific starting point.