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Head First Algebra; A Learner's Guide to Algebra I
Having trouble understanding algebra? Do algebraic concepts, equations, and logic just make your head spin? We have great news: Head First Algebra is designed for you. Full of e...
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- It all started with a big gaming sale
- What does a system really cost?
- Algebra is about solving for unknowns
- Jo’s got more unknowns
- equations are math sentences
- Equations are math sentences
- Now SOLVE for the unknown
- So which operation do you use when?
- Inverse Operations Exposed
- equation training
- Equation training
- Always start with what you know
- There’s a COST for each guy
- Replace your words with numbers
- Now solve for g... one step at a time
- If you follow the rules, you’ll ALWAYS get the right answer
- Whole numbers are usually easier to work with
- A variable can appear in an equation MORE THAN ONE TIME
- Checking your work proves your answer
- A term is a chunk of an algebraic equation
- There’s an order for working expressions
- You can re-group your equations
- Properties Exposed
- It’s an important round
- A constant stands in for a number
- Addie’s got a podcast
- Let’s mobilize Addie’s listeners
- Can Addie and Alex get enough hits?
- Alex is flaking out on his sister
- There’s always a villain
- The order of operations says exponents FIRST
- A root is the INVERSE of an exponent
- The cost of all players can’t be more than $1,000,000
- FLIP the inequality sign with negative multiplication and division
- You can visualize a solution set on a number line
- Use a graph to visualize the solutions to an inequality
- The INTERSECTION of the lines solves BOTH linear equations
- Solve multiple unknowns with a SYSTEM of EQUATIONS
- Two kinds of glasses... that’s TWO unknowns
- You can substitute substitution for graphing
- Math or No Math semi-regional masters final
- Binomials are groups of two algebraic terms
- The distributive property, revisited
- Simplify binomials with the distributive property
- What about when the signs are the SAME?
- Sometimes there’s just not a pattern
- Un-distribution is called FACTORING
- Factor by looking for common terms
- Head First U is at war!
- Jon’s upgrading his technology
- Where does Jon put the catapult?
- You should always factor with a PLAN
- Pi Gamma Delta built a wall!
- The quadratic formula
- The Discriminant Exposed
- Frat Wars, part deux
- How can you graph x2
- A parabola is the shape of a quadratic equation
- Graphing a parabola depends upon the vertex
- Work with the parabola, the SMART way
- The discriminant can help with our graph, too
- Pajama Death TV
- Equations have limits (most of the time)
- The input limits are the domain of the function
- Functions have minimum and maximum outputs
- Algebra is really about relations
- Relations, equations, and functions all go TOGETHER
- The Function Exposed
- Function graphs have LIMITS
- Graphing reveals the nature of a relation
- Functions pass the vertical line test
- But... what about the REST of the tickets?
- Use the function piece you NEED
- The numbers are in... and?
- Pajama Death’s show was a hit!
- Algebra starts with numbers
- How do you work with negative numbers?
- Addition and subtraction of integers
- Multiplication and division of integers
- Absolute Value
- Addition and subtraction with decimals
- Decimal multiplication
- Decimal division
- Special decimals
- Working with percents
- Fractions
- Fraction multiplication
- Improper fractions
- More about improper fractions
- Invert a fraction to get its reciprocal
- Adding and subtracting fractions
- Equivalent fractions get you matching denominators
- Use the lowest common denominator for addition
- Dividing by one doesn’t change the value
- Reduce fractions by dividing by 1
- Factor trees can eliminate lots of little steps
- Reduce fractions with the factor tree
- Putting it all together - fractions
- Converting decimals to fractions
- Division by Zero doesn’t work
- Sometimes multiplication takes forever!
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