Unfortunately no. Math is a real pain in the ass, and you’re going to have to work with your instructor, whoever runs the website, and your schools disability resource center to make it accessible. Chances are you’re going to be using software like math type and math player. You should also keep a stack of your legal depressant of choice on hand

Hmm well not trying to get personal but if you have a disability department on campus and qualify stop in and bring this problem up see what they say, as for what I know maybe one of those pens that reads out what you write I can't remember what it's called but I remember hearing about them

It doesn’t work like that. There is no such thing and such accessible software if any would be quite expensive.

Try MathPix. It will create a digital version of an equation that you can paste into Microsoft word. Word can read the equation to you. There is also the Photomath app but I'm less familiar with that one.
If your online class uses digital equations (and not just a picture of an equation), there might be other alternatives but it would depend on exactly how the technology being used.