Introduction to Algebra and Algebraic Expressions flashcards
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This GoConqr page gathers over 340 flashcard decks on Introduction to Algebra and Algebraic Expressions, from algebra vocabulary to quadratic equations. Most are at secondary level, for school students practising algebra and teachers looking for ready-made revision material. Pick a deck to begin.
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- Algebra Vocabulary and Variables44
- Simplifying and Evaluating Expressions45
- Indices and Surds46
- Polynomials63
- Expanding and Factorising182
- Algebraic Fractions24
- Solving Linear Equations102
- Simultaneous Equations73
- Quadratic Equations53
- Inequalities and Absolute Value41
- Ratio, Proportion and Variation19
- Functions and Graphs68
- Exponential and Logarithmic Functions20
- Sequences and the Nth Term12
- Complex Numbers11
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87 cardsAll math revision direct proportion If two quantities are in direct proportion, as one increases, the other increases by the ...
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133 cards2023 Algebra 1 SOL Vocabulary & Strategy Guide Translating Expressions Translate from left to right unless you see a...
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22 cardsMAS114 Revison Cards Russell's Paradox: Prove that the set of all sets which are not elements of themselves is self-contradictory:
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21 cardsAlgebra Revision What is the definition of pronumeral?
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9 cardsProperties of Operations Associative Property of Addition
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40 cardsMath Formula's
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4 cardsQuadratic Equations Solving quadratic equations by factorising: To solve a quadratic equation, the first step is to write it in...
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20 cardsGCSE Maths Symbols, Equations & Formulae This Flashcard deck shows you the formulae needed for your GCSE Maths exam. This includes Algebra equations...
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11 cardsAlgebra 2 Checkpoint 1.1 - 1.3 Name the property being shown:
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9 cardsSet Text Book - CBSE Book
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9 cardsEJEMPLOS DE HEXADECIMALES SUMA DE HEXDECIMALES
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3 cardsAlgebra year 7 Algebra, Question: What is a Pronumeral. A: a letter or symbol that represents an unknown number or variabl...
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8 cardsAlgebra 2 Checkpoint 1.4 - 1.6 Solve the equation:
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6 cardsTransposing formulae Transposing algebraic formulae flashcards
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5 cardsAS-Level Edexcel Maths formulae (for 2017 & onwards) What does the quadratic formula look like?
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34 cardsalgebra simplify 2x -4 + 5x +6
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70 cardsAlgebra I SOL Vocabulary & Strategies Translating Expressions (A.1a): Translate from left to right unless you see a...
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39 cardsMaths Chapters 13-18 To solve normal linear equations you use
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43 cardsWJEC Core 1 Maths - Key Facts Formula for the gradient of a line joining two points
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53 cardsPreAlgebra End of Year Review Solve 2(-8 - 3x) + 5 = -53
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55 cards2023 Algebra 1 SOL Vocabulary & Strategy Guide Linear Equations Equations of perpendicular lines have...
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36 cardsMN-1002 Maths {1:1} What is a+b equivalent to?
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26 cardsBinary Operations and Modular Arithmetic What is a binary operation?
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30 cardslog review For Final only: what is the dimensions of the matrix?
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26 cardsAssesment task 3 mathematics how to you change an improper fraction to a mixed fraction?
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15 cardsLinear Inequalities What does this mean: a ≤ b
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12 cardsExpanding and factorising Explain the method to expand a cubic such as : (x+2)(x+3)(x+4)
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28 cardsUnit B Exam Finding a difference quotient for a linear or quadratic function
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18 cardsAlgebra (MCAT)
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20 cardsCC3: Ch 5 Quiz Review
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3 cardsAlgebra Factorisation is putting things back into brackets. For example: 6x+12 First of all, we need to find the hi...
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16 cardsSurds and indices
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11 cardsAlgebra Multiplying with different letters and numbers
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6 cardsProperties of Quadrilaterals to Solve Equations The length of the rectangle is 2x+5 The width of the rectangle is 3x-2
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40 cardsFactoring Trinomials -4.27.2021
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15 cardsCubics and Quartics What does Σ mean?
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24 cardsAlgebra This is a simple Algebra A Level GCSE Questions to test yourself
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4 cardsSolving Equations To solve an equation, each side of the equation must balance with the other side. One of the most common me...
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8 cardsNumber and Algebra See a bracket – deal with it first!! 5(x + 2) = 15
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13 cardsIntro to Algebra Terminology What is the 6 called?
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These user-made decks cover algebra vocabulary, properties of operations, formulae and equations. They also include topics such as combining like terms, transposing formulae and linear inequalities. The cards offer different places to start, depending on what you want to revise.
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Start with Algebra Revision if you want to practise terms such as coefficient, constant and algebraic expression. For operation rules, try Properties of Operations. If you are ready to work on solving equations, Quadratic Equations includes factorising examples.
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Which flashcard deck should I start with?
Algebra Revision is a useful starting point for vocabulary: its cards ask about terms including pronumeral, coefficient and constant. If you want to focus on rules instead, Properties of Operations covers associative, commutative and distributive properties, among others.
What topics do the flashcards cover?
The decks include algebra vocabulary, properties of operations, formulae, quadratic equations and inequalities. You can also find decks titled Combining Like Terms and Transposing formulae. Choose a topic that matches what you are practising, then work through the cards in that deck.
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