Introduction to Algebra and Algebraic Expressions mind maps
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This page gathers user-made mind maps on algebraic fractions, equations, factorisation and more. It offers school students material for practising algebra and teachers ready-made resources, with over 700 mind maps from more than 600 users; most are at secondary level. Pick a topic and explore a map.
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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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Fibonacci Number/Sequence This Mind Map gives an overview of the Fibonacci numbers or Fibonacci sequence for GCSE Algebra.
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Fundamentals of College Algebra
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Algebraic fractions
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Operations with Polynomials First Draft -
inequalities
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Rational and Exponential Functions Mindmap Math II -
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sequences
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Maths (Equation and Formulae) Brief summary of Equations and Formalae
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Algebra - Expansion of Brackets My mind-map on the basics of expanding brackets in algebra.
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Core 2 Chapter 1 A Mindmap on all you need to know for Maths core 2 chapter 1
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Algebra-Expanding Brackets a mind-map to help learn/review on how to expand brackets -
Algebraic Manipulation mind map of algebric manipulatiom
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ALGEBRA You can do it
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Expanding brackets This is a mind map explaining how to expand and simplify brackets.
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GCSE Foundation Maths Revision maths mind map revision, year 11, foundation, GCSE --- Hope this is helpful. -
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Algebraic Techniques Year 11 Advanced Maths: Algebraic Techniques -
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Section Two - Algebra Includes Brackets, powers and roots, and the Basics of Algebra. -
Section Two - Algebra Part 3 Includes factorising quadratics, rearranging the formula, completing the square and the quadratic formula
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These maps bring together different parts of the unit in a visual format. They cover topics from algebraic fractions and factorisation to quadratics and rational and exponential functions.
For worked examples, start with Operations with Polynomials. It shows addition, subtraction and multiplication of polynomials. If you are revising powers, Power and Roots introduces what an exponent means.
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Choose a map that matches the topic you are practising. Read its branches, then try to recall the connections without looking. Return to the map to check what you missed. Teachers can also choose a map for students to study alongside their work.
When you are ready to check your understanding, switch to a quiz on the unit page. Flashcards can help when you want to revisit vocabulary or formulae. Browse the maps and choose one to study.
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Which mind map could I start with?
Try Operations with Polynomials if you want to see examples of adding, subtracting and multiplying polynomials. Power and Roots is another starting point if you are working on exponents. Choose the map that fits the topic you are currently practising, then follow its branches.
What do the mind maps cover?
The collection includes maps on algebraic fractions, factorisation, equations, quadratics, sequences and functions. Some focus on a particular method, such as expanding brackets, while others bring several topics together. You can browse the titles to find a map close to the work you are revising.
Are these mind maps free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. The maps were made by GoConqr users, so you can explore different ways of organising the topics. A free account also lets you make your own mind maps and other study resources.