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Algebra 1 is the second math course in high school and will guide you through among other things expressions, systems of equations, functions, real numbers, inequalities, exponents, polynomials, radical and rational expressions.

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#1: variables & expressions, #2: equation definition, #3: addition property of equality, #4: multiplication property of equality, #5: multi-step linear equations, #6: equations with fractions/decimals, #7: special case equations, #8: applications of linear equations 1, #9: applications of linear equations 2, #10: proportions, linear inequalities, #11: solving linear inequalities 1, #12: solving linear inequalities 2, #13: linear equations in two variables, #14: plotting ordered pairs, #15: graphing linear equations, #16: slope formula, #17: equations of a line, #18: parallel & perpendicular lines, #19: graphing inequalities, #20: introduction to functions, linear systems, #21: solving linear systems by graphing, #22: solving linear systems by substitution, #23: solving linear systems by elimination, #24: applications of linear systems, #25: systems of linear inequalities, #26: exponents: product & power rules, #27: negative exponents & the quotient rule, #28: scientific notation, polynomials, #29: adding & subtracting polynomials, #30: multiplying polynomials, #32: special polynomial products, #33: dividing polynomials by monomials, #34: dividing polynomials, #35: dividing polynomials with missing terms, #36: gcf of a monomial, #37: factoring out the gcf, #38: factoring by grouping, #39: factoring trinomials: a = 1, #40: factoring trinomials: a ≠ 1, #41: special factoring, #42: solving quadratic equations by factoring, rational expressions, #43: rational expression definition, #44: multiplying rational expressions, #45: lcd of rational expressions, #46: adding rational expressions, #47: complex rational expressions, #48: solving rational equations, #49: applications of rational expressions, #50: direct variation, #51: inverse variation, #52: square roots, #53: the distance formula, #54: simplifying radicals, #55: adding radicals, #56: rationalizing the denominator, #57: further operations with radicals, #58: solving radical equations, #59: fractional exponents, quadratic equations, #60: square root property, #61: completing the square, #62: the quadratic formula.

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In this chapter, we will be discussing Algebra. Algebra is the branch of mathematics that uses symbols to represent numerical values or members of a set of numbers. This representation is called an algebraic expression. Algebra is a powerful tool for solving mathematical problems.

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• Exponentials and Logarithms
• Absolute Value Equations and Inequalities
• Sequences and Series
• Combinatorics
• Advanced Graphing
• Graphing Polynomials
• Graphing Rational Functions
• Conic Sections

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