Algebra
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Front
This book is part of a series on Algebra:
Preface
Unit 1: Numbers, Variables and Relationships
How can we use numbers and variables to find out unknown information?
Chapter 1: Elementary Arithmetic
Chapter 2: An Introduction to Algebra
Chapter 3: Solving Equations
Chapter 4: Inequalities
Unit 2: An Introduction To Graphing
Math is a method of solving problems. You take information you know, and by manipulating it using mathematical principles, you can find information you don't know. Functions are the mathematical framework for solving problems. They have parameters, rules, and ways of being solved. This section will introduce you to functions and how to use them.
Chapter 5: The Cartesian Plane
Chapter 6: Graphing Linear Functions
Chapter 7: Systems and Matrices
Chapter 8: Piecewise Functions
Unit 3: Polynomials
Chapter 9: Quadratic Functions
Chapter 10: Polynomial Functions
Unit 4: Other Functions
After covering polynomials, we will now be delving into more advanced functions.
Chapter 11: Properties of Functions
Chapter 12: Exponents and Logarithms
Chapter 13: Rational and Radical Functions
Chapter 14: Trigonometry
Unit 5: Algebra in Discrete Mathematics
Chapter 15: Sequences and Series
Chapter 16: Probability and Counting
Unit 6: Analytic Geometry
Chapter 17: Conic Sections
Chapter 18: Parametric Equations and Polar Coordinates
Chapter 19: Vectors
Unit 7: Theory of Equations
Chapter 20: Complex Numbers
Chapter 21: Approximation Theory
Chapter 22: Continued Fractions
Chapter 23: Higher-Degree Polynomials
Chapter 24: Limits of Functions
Unit 8: Advanced Algebra
Chapter 25: Group Theory
Chapter 26: Graphs and Networks
Chapter 27: Cryptography
Chapter 28: Rings
Chapter 29: Lattices and Boolean Algebra
Chapter 30: Fields and Galois Theory