Unit test Test your understanding of Introduction to algebra with these 13 questions.

I'll try explain this as best as i can. Describing something as a function is sort of labelling it. Equations show the equality of two expressions. Functions are more specific than equations; they show a …

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You would probably not need to apply those numbers in Algebra 1 however they are quite useful. For example, "e" is the basis of calculus and appears in a lot of limits and functions.

While it is true that (-2)³ = -8, logarithms with negative bases aren't defined. An expression is not defined is when it doesn't work in math. For example, 1/0 is not defined, because nothing can be multiplied …

Let's extend our addition and subtraction understanding to include negative numbers. Whether we need temperatures below zero, altitudes below sea level, or decreases from any other reference point, …

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The quadratic formula helps you solve quadratic equations, and is probably one of the top five formulas in math. We’re not big fans of you memorizing formulas, but this one is useful (and we think you …

Great question! The function would have a sudden change in the rate/slope, and so it becomes non-linear. You could express this as a piecewise function: …

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