Real numbers: numbers that can be writing in decimal notation including indefinite decimal expansions.

E.g. Integers (positive and negative) fractions, rational and irrational (Non repeating decimal expansions)
numbers e.g. root 2, and Pi
Intervals: subsets of real numbers
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Closed intervals = A<= x <=B Includes end points. (E.g. X is greater than or equal to A,
but less than or equal to be B)

Open interval = A < x< B Excludes end points. (E.g. X is greater than A, but less than B

Half open sets = includes one end point (E.g. X is greater than or equal to A, but less
than B). (X is greater than A, but less than or equal to be B)

Operations: 5 major operations on real numbers are addition, subtraction, division, multiplication
and exponentiation (raising to the power).
Order of operation: BODMAS
Entering formulas
Accuracy and rounding
Exponent and radicals
Integer exponent: Positive exponent: a 5 = a* a * a * a *a
Negative Exponent: a-5 = 1/a *a* a* a* a
Zero Exponent: a0 =1
Exponent identity:
Radicals
Rational exponent
Converting between rational, radical and exponent form
Solving Equations with Exponent

Multiplying and factoring algebraic function

Multiplying algebraic expression

Factoring algebraic Expression

Rational expressions
Solving Polynomial equations
Solutions of linear equation
Solutions of quadratic

Solving quadratic equations by factoring

Solving quadratics equations by quadratic

Solution of Cubic Equations

Solution of Higher-Order Polynomial Equations

Solving Miscellaneous Equations

The Coordinate Plane

The Graph of an Equation
Distance